Brute - Fir on White - Commercial Wallpaper Hoya

Brute - Fir on White - Commercial Wallpaper HoyaDescription Aptly dubbed, Brute is a wallpaper inspired by the spirited lines of calligraphy and delicate brush strokes of watercolor illustrations. In this treatment of motif making, representation acts as a self referential art, concerned with the nature of representation itself or trompe loeil (French for deceive the eye). Intended to beguile the viewer with perceptual and psychological patterns, the compositions complicate definitions of truth and

comprised of leaves and doilies

and scrawling lines inspired by handwritten signatures

Mixed box of Fruit Salad in several different colorways

Computer monitors and phones do not register the neon spectrum

while at the same time evoking the warmth and fecundity of the forest

Colors: GOLD ON CREAM

and so on — Thatcher’s founder

this wallpaper pattern emulates how one sees water by abandoning the tradition of perspective drawing and displaying many views of the subject at once—that is

Some cosmetic damage

Colors: CELESTE ON CREAM

hand cut and arranged from wood rubbings made from fallen Ponderosa Pine and Western White Oak found near the Little Klickitat River in Washington

No color substitutes can be made