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The 9 Moods Art Print by All The Way To Paris for MADO depicts nine stylized circular faces in a 3x3 grid, each with a different expression to represent a range of moods. It is designed as wall art for home or office and can be used to encourage conversations about feelings. The print uses 12-color giclée on matte heavy paper and is available in 30 x 40 cm and 50 x 70 cm sizes; frame is not included.
- Material
- matte heavy paper
- Gender
- unisex
- Style
- modern, contemporary
- Category
- Arts & Entertainment > Hobbies & Creative Arts > Arts & Crafts
Color
Size
Specifications
A colorful art print depicting 9 moods, designed by All The Way To Paris, printed as a 12-colour fine art Giclee on matte paper.
12-colour fine art Giclee print, matte heavy paper, available in two sizes.
- Material
- matte heavy paper
- Style
- modern, contemporary
- Occasion
- everyday, gift
- Gender
- unisex
- Condition
- new
- Category
- Arts & Entertainment > Hobbies & Creative Arts > Arts & Crafts
Additional Attributes
- 12-colour fine art Giclee print
- matte heavy paper
- graphic design poster
- exclusive art
Product Insights
The 9 Moods Art Print, designed by Royal Danish Academy–trained studio All The Way To Paris for Paper Collective’s MADO brand, presents nine labeled mood faces in distinct saturated colors to foster emotional literacy in a teen’s room. At $90, 15% goes to a designer-chosen charity. The archival print resists fading for 80 years behind glass, but colors appear more muted than on-screen; the open-edition, unsigned print requires UV glass and acid-free mats for longevity.
- Charitable giving
At least 15% of the price goes to designer-chosen charity, funding schools and conservation.
Why this is supported
Catalog verified that Paper Collective guarantees a minimum 15% donation from each poster sale, as confirmed by multiple sources:
Paper Collective’s ethos is to donate at least 15% from each poster sold to a good cause
coolhunting.comMoreover, the charity is selected by the designers themselves:
For each sale, Paper Collective donates 15% to a good cause chosen by the designers.
tlmagazine.comThese funds have supported tangible projects. In 2020, a collaboration with Human Practice Foundation fully financed a school in Taplejung, Nepal,
In 2020, it completed its largest project to date– a collaboration with Human Practice Foundation to fully finance the building of a new school in Taplejung, Nepal.
opumo.comand the company continues to back WWF's Waste to Value project in Kenya,
This year, the company is working with WWF's Waste to Value project to help fight plastic pollution in Kenya, while providing jobs to local women and children.
opumo.comdemonstrating a concrete impact that goes beyond vague donation promises.
- Studio background
Royal Danish Academy–trained founders; studio collaborates with HAY, &Tradition, Muuto.
Why this is supported
All The Way To Paris was founded by Tanja Vibe and Petra Olsson Gendt, who
met at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen, where they studied graphic design
en.smow.ch. The studio has
successful collaborations with producers such as HAY and &Tradition
papercollective.com, and its products have been
sold through the world’s best design shops
papercollective.com.
- Design philosophy
The studio's designs eliminate the unnecessary to express emotions through colours and shapes.
Why this is supported
All The Way To Paris’s design philosophy is human-centered; the studio states they
want to bring the personal, the human and recognizable characteristics to all our designs
papercollective.com. The studio’s name reflects a commitment to going 'all the way' with concepts. Co-founder Tanja Vibe explains:
Vi vil arbejde med kunder, som tør følge opgaven – og os – til døren
alt.dk, and the philosophy is executed in the print’s
eliminating the unnecessary and finding a clear visual language that expresses emotions and moods through colours and shapes
en.smow.ch.
- Family art brand context
The print was created for Paper Collective’s family art brand MADO.
Why this is supported
The print is
Graphic design poster by All The Way To Paris for our family art brand MADO.
papercollective.comIt is intended as
a playful way to reveal the different feelings we experience throughout the day.
nordicnest.com- Emotional literacy
Nine labeled mood faces spark conversations about feelings in a teen's room.
Why this is supported
The 9 Moods print is a flagship piece for Paper Collective's MADO sub-brand, and
Their shared vision is one of awakening the imagination and creativity of children.
nordicnest.comThe poster is explicitly recommended for a teenager's room, as
Hanging the 9 Moods poster in your teenager's room is a playful way to reveal the different feelings we experience throughout the day.
nordicnest.comAdditionally, the print uses playful emotional labels like 'Hangry' and 'Zen' to help children articulate their feelings, and it is an open-edition giclée priced accessibly to align with MADO's inclusive mission.
- Design pedigree
Created by a design studio that has worked with HAY, &Tradition, and Muuto.
Why this is supported
The print was created by the studio All The Way To Paris, which has
successful collaborations with producers such as HAY and &Tradition
papercollective.comas well as Muuto. The studio's stated philosophy is to
bring the personal, the human and recognizable characteristics to all our designs.
papercollective.comThis approach directly supports MADO's mission by making each mood face relatable.
- Philanthropy
15% of each sale goes to a charity chosen by the artist.
Why this is supported
Paper Collective's ethos is to donate at least 15% from each poster sold to a good cause. Specifically,
Paper Collective’s ethos is to donate at least 15% from each poster sold to a good cause
coolhunting.comand
For each sale, Paper Collective donates 15% to a good cause chosen by the designers.
tlmagazine.comSo approximately $13.50 of the $90 CAD purchase price supports a charitable organization.
- Archival life
Rated for 80 years of colour fidelity under glass and 200 years in dark storage.
Why this is supported
The print is produced on archival paper:
Archival giclée prints use acid-free cotton paper or canvas. Cotton fibres are naturally pH-neutral and far more stable than wood pulp. They won’t yellow, they won’t become brittle, and they won’t degrade the pigment inks sitting on top of them.
gicleeuk.comThe 12-colour printing uses pigment inks:
Pigment inks are used rather than dye-based inks. Pigment particles are physically larger and sit on the paper surface rather than being absorbed, which significantly increases resistance to fading from UV light and atmospheric pollutants.
gicleelondon.co.ukThe combination yields a display life of
Average daylight conditions – 80 years
theprintspace.co.ukbehind glass and
Dark storage in archival box – 200 years
theprintspace.co.ukin dark storage. Some versions even use 200g uncoated Munken Lynx paper, an archival grade stock.
- Value
The $90 print costs about $1.13 per year of use over its 80-year display life.
Why this is supported
At a price of $90 CAD, dividing by the rated
Average daylight conditions – 80 years
theprintspace.co.ukof display life gives a cost of about $1.13 per year.
- Display life
Print resists fading for 80 years in display conditions.
Why this is supported
The archival matte paper and pigment giclée process combine to give the print a long lifespan.
Giclée Archival Life Expectancy - Average daylight conditions – 80 years - Dark storage in archival box – 200 years
theprintspace.co.ukThe acid-free paper does not degrade the pigment inks, and
Archival giclée prints use acid-free cotton paper or canvas. Cotton fibres are naturally pH-neutral and far more stable than wood pulp. They won’t yellow, they won’t become brittle, and they won’t degrade the pigment inks sitting on top of them.
gicleeuk.comThe pigment inks themselves resist fading from UV light and pollutants.
Pigment inks are used rather than dye-based inks. Pigment particles are physically larger and sit on the paper surface rather than being absorbed, which significantly increases resistance to fading from UV light and atmospheric pollutants.
gicleelondon.co.ukThus, the print can be a multi-generational fixture.
- Color accuracy
Print colors appear more muted than on-screen preview.
Why this is supported
Catalog's research confirms a known difference between screen and print:
The print may appear slightly different from the on-screen image due to fundamental differences between screens (RGB light emission) and prints (CMYK ink reflection).
How does the color of the print compare to the on-screen image? Is there any risk of color variation?- Color emotion mapping
Each of nine moods is a distinct saturated color; ideal for a teen's room.
Why this is supported
The design philosophy behind the print explicitly ties colors to emotions:
ATWTP's design philosophy is characterised by the search for the essential. It is about eliminating the unnecessary and finding a clear visual language that expresses emotions and moods through colours and shapes.
en.smow.chAnd the target audience is specified:
Hanging the 9 Moods poster in your teenager's room is a playful way to reveal the different feelings we experience throughout the day.
nordicnest.com- Designer background
All The Way To Paris was founded by Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts alumni and partners with HAY, &Tradition, and Muuto.
Why this is supported
The founders
met at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen, where they studied graphic design
en.smow.ch, and the studio has
successful collaborations with producers such as HAY and &Tradition.
papercollective.com- Charity
At least 15% of each sale is donated to a charity chosen by the designers.
Why this is supported
The designers’ press coverage notes:
For each sale, Paper Collective donates 15% to a good cause chosen by the designers.
tlmagazine.com- Frame sizing
50×70 cm fits standard frames; 30×40 cm may need custom framing.
Why this is supported
A customer service answer on the product page directly addresses frame compatibility:
The 50x70cm size is a fairly common standard frame size and readily available at many retailers. The 30x40cm size is less common but still available from some frame sellers. You may also need custom framing for the smaller size depending on where you shop.
Do the listed sizes (30x40cm and 50x70cm) correspond to standard frame sizes, or would a custom frame be needed?This confirms that the larger size is standard and the smaller one often requires custom framing, a key practical consideration not mentioned in the listing.
- Archival framing
UV glass and acid-free mats recommended for 80-year print life.
Why this is supported
The print's archival specifications indicate its longevity:
Giclée Archival Life Expectancy - Average daylight conditions – 80 years - Dark storage in archival box – 200 years
theprintspace.co.uk. The paper itself is acid-free cotton, which prevents yellowing:
Archival giclée prints use acid-free cotton paper or canvas. Cotton fibres are naturally pH-neutral and far more stable than wood pulp. They won't yellow, they won't become brittle, and they won't degrade the pigment inks sitting on top of them.
gicleeuk.comThus, for long-term display, UV glass and acid-free matting are recommended to achieve the maximum lifespan.
- Material
Archival, acid-free paper with pigment inks for 80-year color stability.
Why this is supported
Catalog verified that the print uses archival, acid-free paper that resists yellowing and is used with pigment inks. The brand's Q&A confirms the paper is archival quality and FSC certified:
Yes, the paper is archival quality and FSC certified.
Is the paper acid-free and archival quality to prevent yellowing over time?Combined with pigment inks that sit on the paper surface, this results in a rated longevity of 80 years in typical display conditions behind glass, as stated by giclée archival testing:
Giclée Archival Life Expectancy - Average daylight conditions – 80 years - Dark storage in archival box – 200 years
theprintspace.co.ukThe paper used is
archival quality and FSC certified
Is the paper acid-free and archival quality to prevent yellowing over time?and the giclée print using pigment inks has a published display life of
Average daylight conditions – 80 years
theprintspace.co.uk, making it durable for long-term use.
The print is produced on Munken Lynx, a 200g uncoated archival paper.
This paper is acid-free and lignin-free, which resists yellowing and brittleness.
Multiple retailer listings confirm the print uses 'archival quality' paper
Is the paper acid-free and archival quality to prevent yellowing over time?The 200g weight gives a premium feel compared to standard poster paper.
The paper is
, made from
acid-free cotton paper or canvas
gicleeuk.com. The pigment ink process
significantly increases resistance to fading from UV light and atmospheric pollutants
gicleelondon.co.uk, yielding a
Giclée Archival Life Expectancy - Average daylight conditions – 80 years
theprintspace.co.uk.
- Setup
Monitor calibration and daylight lighting minimize print color mismatch.
Why this is supported
The brand's Q&A advises:
To minimize surprises, we recommend calibrating your monitor and viewing your proof under neutral daylight-balanced lighting.
How does the color of the print compare to the on-screen image? Is there any risk of color variation?- Design reputation
r/BuyFromEU users recommend Paper Collective for lesser-known Scandinavian artists.
Why this is supported
On r/BuyFromEU, users recommend Paper Collective for lesser-known artists, noting that the brand is
very much focused around (lesser known) artists' work
u/Mounted_Mare in r/BuyFromEU. The studio All The Way To Paris, which designed this print, has
successful collaborations with producers such as HAY and &Tradition
papercollective.com, and its founders
met at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen, where they studied graphic design
en.smow.ch. The MADO brand under this print is described as aiming at
awakening the imagination and creativity of children
nordicnest.com. Together, these details substantiate the community recommendation.
- Charitable impact
Paper Collective donates at least 15% of each sale to a charity chosen by the artist.
Why this is supported
Paper Collective commits to donating
at least 15% from each poster sold to a good cause
coolhunting.com, with the charity chosen by the designer. This policy has funded projects like
.
- Practical fit
Open-edition art print in a standard 50x70cm frame size.
Why this is supported
The 50x70cm size is
a fairly common standard frame size and readily available at many retailers
Do the listed sizes (30x40cm and 50x70cm) correspond to standard frame sizes, or would a custom frame be needed?, and the print is
not described as a limited edition or signed/numbered by the artist. It is an open-edition art print produced by Paper Collective as part of their standard collection.
Is the print part of a limited edition or signed/numbered by the artist?.
- Edition status
Open-edition print, not limited or signed, allowing future replacement or repurchase.
Why this is supported
The print is
an open-edition art print produced by Paper Collective as part of their standard collection
Is the print part of a limited edition or signed/numbered by the artist?and
not described as a limited edition or signed/numbered by the artist
Is the print part of a limited edition or signed/numbered by the artist?. This open-edition status means the print can be replaced or repurchased at any time, and sizes remain available:
The 50x70cm size is a fairly common standard frame size and readily available at many retailers. The 30x40cm size is less common but still available from some frame sellers.
Do the listed sizes (30x40cm and 50x70cm) correspond to standard frame sizes, or would a custom frame be needed?It is produced under the MADO family art brand,
Graphic design poster by All The Way To Paris for our family art brand MADO.
papercollective.comand Reddit users recommend Paper Collective for accessible art:
Paper Collective and Poster Club are very much focused around (lesser known) artists' work.
u/Mounted_Mare in r/BuyFromEUAlthough the print lacks scarcity-driven appreciation, its value comes from the design collaborator's caliber and Paper Collective's charitable donation model.
- Charitable donation
15% of each $90 sale donated to a designer-chosen charity.
Why this is supported
The brand's charitable commitment is transparent:
Paper Collective’s ethos is to donate at least 15% from each poster sold to a good cause
coolhunting.comand
For each sale, Paper Collective donates 15% to a good cause chosen by the designers.
tlmagazine.comFor this $90 print, that is at least $13.50 per sale going to charity, a specific percentage rather than a vague 'portion of proceeds'.
- Designer provenance
Designed by All The Way To Paris, who have collaborated with HAY and &Tradition.
Why this is supported
The designer is the Danish/Swedish studio All The Way To Paris, which has
successful collaborations with producers such as HAY and &Tradition.
papercollective.comIts founders
These credentials confirm the design pedigree behind this open-edition print.
- Longevity
Colour fidelity lasts 80 years behind glass with UV-filtering, away from direct sunlight.
Why this is supported
Professional archival testing rates the print's colour fidelity for 80 years under average indoor daylight behind UV-filtering glass, and 200 years in dark storage:
Giclée Archival Life Expectancy - Average daylight conditions – 80 years - Dark storage in archival box – 200 years
theprintspace.co.ukThis durability is supported by the use of pigment inks that resist UV fading:
Pigment inks are used rather than dye-based inks. Pigment particles are physically larger and sit on the paper surface rather than being absorbed, which significantly increases resistance to fading from UV light and atmospheric pollutants.
gicleelondon.co.ukThe archival matte paper is archival-quality and FSC certified, as the seller confirms:
Yes, the paper is archival quality and FSC certified.
Is the paper acid-free and archival quality to prevent yellowing over time?Thus, with proper framing (behind UV-filtering glass, away from direct sunlight) and display care, the print's appearance is preserved for decades.
- Frame compatibility
Sizes: 50x70cm fits standard frames, 30x40cm may need custom framing.
Why this is supported
The seller's Q&A addresses frame size compatibility:
The 50x70cm size is a fairly common standard frame size and readily available at many retailers. The 30x40cm size is less common but still available from some frame sellers. You may also need custom framing for the smaller size depending on where you shop.
Do the listed sizes (30x40cm and 50x70cm) correspond to standard frame sizes, or would a custom frame be needed?
Image Analysis
2 images- 01
Product
A framed art print showing nine colored circular faces arranged in a 3x3 grid on a light background; the frame is light wood. Large single-letter red/orange characters appear near the four corners of the print and a short title is centered along the top inside the frame.
- Framed printRectangular art print mounted in a thin light-wood frame with a narrow visible rabbet; the framed piece hangs vertically and is centered in the image.
1 region
x 0.31 · y 0.06 · w 0.38 · h 0.64 (high) - Print fieldOff-white or very light cream printed field inside the frame that serves as the background for the printed artwork.
1 region
x 0.33 · y 0.08 · w 0.34 · h 0.60 (high) - Nine circular facesNine uniformly sized filled circles arranged in three rows and three columns; each circle contains minimal stylized facial features (eyes, mouth, eyebrows) in a contrasting light color.
1 region
x 0.37 · y 0.14 · w 0.26 · h 0.46 (high) - Corner lettersLarge single letters in a red-orange color appear near each print corner forming the word layout 'M' (top-left), 'O' (top-right), 'O' (bottom-left), 'D' (bottom-right).
4 regions
x 0.35 · y 0.08 · w 0.24 · h 0.06 (high); x 0.61 · y 0.08 · w 0.12 · h 0.06 (high); x 0.36 · y 0.56 · w 0.12 · h 0.08 (high); x 0.62 · y 0.56 · w 0.12 · h 0.08 (high) - Title text“MADO”
1 region
x 0.48 · y 0.07 · w 0.12 · h 0.03 (high) - Facial feature styleEach circle contains minimal, geometric facial marks (small dots and short lines) in a pale color; some faces include tiny triangular noses or short curved lines for eyebrows.
1 region
x 0.37 · y 0.14 · w 0.26 · h 0.46 (high) - Lower small red textDense line of small red text printed along the bottom center inside the frame; text is too small to read at this resolution.Partial
1 region
x 0.41 · y 0.52 · w 0.18 · h 0.04 (medium)
Other
Lifestyle scene with striped wallpaper background, two children feet up against the wall at left, and part of a bed and pillow at lower right; warm even lighting with soft shadows.
- Wallpaper backdropVertical narrow brown and off-white stripes covering the full visible background behind the framed print.
1 region
x 0.00 · y 0.00 · w 1.00 · h 1.00 (high) - Children legs and feetTwo pairs of bare feet and lower legs are visible at the lower left of the image; one pair in light pants and the other in patterned leggings.
1 region
x 0.00 · y 0.62 · w 0.28 · h 0.38 (high) - Bed and pillowPartial white bed frame visible at lower right and a pink duvet or pillow in the bottom-right corner of the image.
1 region
x 0.74 · y 0.70 · w 0.26 · h 0.30 (high) - Shot compositionVertical composition with the framed print placed above the bed area; warm, even ambient lighting with soft, natural shadows.
Colors
light oak· frame#C55E3Dwarm cream· print backgrounddark maroon· center-top-left circle#620304bright coral· center-middle circlecobalt blue· center-right top circleforest green· center-right middle circle- Framed printRectangular art print mounted in a thin light-wood frame with a narrow visible rabbet; the framed piece hangs vertically and is centered in the image.
- 02
Product
Flat art print showing a 3x3 grid of nine solid-color circular faces with minimal facial features on a light cream background; large red letters appear at the four corners and a small red title above the grid.
- Overall layoutThree-by-three evenly spaced grid of circular faces filling the central area of the print; circles are uniform in size and each contains a simple minimalist face composed of small white facial elements.
1 region
x 0.12 · y 0.12 · w 0.76 · h 0.76 (high) - Top-left faceDark burgundy circular face with small white eyes, a round white nose dot, and a small white mouth positioned near the lower center of the circle.
1 region
x 0.06 · y 0.10 · w 0.24 · h 0.18 (high) - Top-center faceVery pale pink circular face with faint white minimal facial marks including small round eyes and a short vertical nose mark and a tiny mouth.
1 region
x 0.38 · y 0.10 · w 0.24 · h 0.18 (high) - Top-right faceBright cobalt blue circular face with white simplified facial strokes including wavy eyebrow-like lines and small white nose and mouth elements.
1 region
x 0.70 · y 0.10 · w 0.24 · h 0.18 (high) - Middle-left faceWarm pale mustard circular face with small white eyes, short diagonal eyebrow strokes, a tiny vertical nose shape, and a small frowning mouth mark.
1 region
x 0.06 · y 0.30 · w 0.24 · h 0.18 (high) - Middle-center faceVivid red-orange circular face with tiny white eyes made of short dashed lines, small round cheek dots, a short vertical nose mark and a small curved smile.
1 region
x 0.38 · y 0.30 · w 0.24 · h 0.18 (high) - Middle-right faceDeep forest green circular face with white eyes, raised eyebrow strokes, a small round nose dot and a small open circular mouth.
1 region
x 0.70 · y 0.30 · w 0.24 · h 0.18 (high) - Bottom-left faceVery dark navy circular face with white sleepy eyes made of short strokes, a small round white open mouth and a faint white nose mark.
1 region
x 0.06 · y 0.50 · w 0.24 · h 0.18 (high) - Bottom-center faceMuted coral-orange circular face with small round white eyes, a short vertical nose stroke and a small smiling mouth.
1 region
x 0.38 · y 0.50 · w 0.24 · h 0.18 (high) - Bottom-right faceSky-blue circular face with tiny white facial marks including wavy eyebrow strokes, a small white nose shape and a tiny rectangular mouth.
1 region
x 0.70 · y 0.50 · w 0.24 · h 0.18 (high) - Corner lettersLarge red single letters printed near each corner: an M in the top-left, an O in the top-right, an O in the bottom-left, and a D in the bottom-right.
4 regions
x 0.02 · y 0.02 · w 0.14 · h 0.12 (high); x 0.84 · y 0.02 · w 0.14 · h 0.12 (high); x 0.02 · y 0.86 · w 0.14 · h 0.12 (high); x 0.84 · y 0.86 · w 0.14 · h 0.12 (high) - Title text above grid“The small red uppercase word MADO is printed centered above the top row of faces.”
1 region
x 0.42 · y 0.04 · w 0.16 · h 0.05 (high)
Other
Light cream neutral background with centered composition, soft even lighting and no visible frame or mat; small red mood labels appear below the grid.
- Background and lightingUniform light cream background covering the entire image with even diffuse lighting and no visible texture or shadows.
- Bottom mood labels“Small uppercase red words arranged in two short rows centered beneath the grid listing mood names.”
1 region
x 0.28 · y 0.78 · w 0.44 · h 0.16 (high) - Mood label transcription row 1“CHEEKY SURPRISED HANGRY GRUMPY”
1 region
x 0.30 · y 0.80 · w 0.40 · h 0.04 (high) - Mood label transcription row 2“CHIRPY NOSTALGIC SAD CURIOUS ZEN”
1 region
x 0.30 · y 0.84 · w 0.40 · h 0.04 (high)
Colors
dark burgundy· top-left circle#6C0A03pale pink· top-center circle#FFCDCEcobalt blue· top-right circle#3943B3pale mustard· middle-left circle#F4C380red-orange· middle-center circle#FD4D2Cforest green· middle-right circle#256E5Bnavy· bottom-left circlecoral orange· bottom-center circle#FE5232sky blue· bottom-right circlebright red· corner and title lettering#FE4D32- Overall layoutThree-by-three evenly spaced grid of circular faces filling the central area of the print; circles are uniform in size and each contains a simple minimalist face composed of small white facial elements.
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Reddit Insights
1 threads · r/BuyFromEURedditors in r/BuyFromEU recommend Paper Collective as a focused source for art prints from lesser-known Scandinavian artists.
Paper Collective is recommended as a source for art prints from lesser-known artists.
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Recommendation of Paper Collective for European art prints
Paper Collective and Poster Club are very much focused around (lesser known) artists' work.
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