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Aesthetically ill

Aesthetically ill - Main image
$23.4 $39 In stock

Category: Poster

Posts with text elements of a humorous nature. The original is painted with oil sticks on unprimed canvas. A minimalist artwork that can easily be added to different types of rooms and interior styles.

"My art is about creating a visually appealing experience that encourages the viewer to stop and engage." - Peter-Maximilian Ronsdorf

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Henry ★★★★★

Hanging this in my hallway was the easiest decorating decision I've made all year. The oil stick texture on that unprimed canvas gives it a raw, handmade feel that photos don't do justice to, and the humor lands perfectly without being loud. It's already sparked a few laughs from guests.

Claire M. ★★★★★

The texture of the paint is genuinely visible in the print, which gives it a lot more depth than your typical poster. It's already up in my living room and the dry humor fits perfectly with my minimal decor.

Henry ★★★★★

I was a little worried the humor might feel forced, but the text is deadpan in the best way. The oil stick texture gives it a handmade warmth that plays nicely against the clean, unprimed canvas. It’s been up in my hallway for a week and I keep catching myself smiling at it.