An artichoke drawn stem to crown in blue pencil, standing straight through the word COEUR in yellow. Its title puns on the French for a soft heart, and we have never quite been able to explain why the joke lands.
The yellow letters pass behind the plant instead of over it, so the artichoke keeps its full height. That single decision is what turns a botanical study into a graphic print.
Drawn entirely by hand by the French artist Augustin, then printed in Brittany on heavyweight 300 g paper. Each print is a reproduction of an original drawing, and it ships unframed.
The three sizes all match standard frame formats, so hanging one is a frame and ten minutes. We group two or three of the same palette above a desk or down a hallway rather than centring one on a big empty wall.
