Janine Payne Illustrations

Oil Pastel Lobster | Art Print

Oil Pastel Lobster | Art Print - Main image
$26.25 $35 In stock

Perfect for brightening a kitchen, cottage or anywhere that could use a pop of colour in your home!

 Details 

  • Sizes: 11x14 in, 8x10 in, 5x7 in, and 4x6 in
  • Printed on high-quality matte photo paper
  • Original artwork drawn in oil pastels
  • Hand signature on the back of each print
  • Packaged in a protective sleeve + backing board
  • Made in Canada

Please note: Colours may vary slightly from screen to print due to differences in display settings.

Frame not included

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Julian J. ★★★★★

The matte finish really makes the lobster's colors pop without any glare, which is exactly what our cottage kitchen needed. I grabbed the 11x14 and it instantly became the cheerful focal point above the counter.

Matthew Y. ★★★★★

I hung the 11x14 in my kitchen and the matte photo paper makes those bright lobster colors look so clean against the white wall. It's cheerful without being overwhelming, and the size fills the space perfectly.

Mia V. ★★★★★

The matte finish keeps the colors from glaring under my kitchen lights, which I appreciate. Went with the 5x7 since it was just filling a small gap above the coffee station, and honestly it's the brightest thing in that corner now.