Curious Feeling print product image (primary)
Wall-hung framed art print showing a simple circular face motif centered on a solid background; light wood rectangular frame visible around the print.

Paper Collective

Curious Feeling Print

CA$110.00CAD
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Curious Feeling is an art print by Danish brand Paper Collective, designed by All The Way To Paris (ATWTP). It features a minimalist circular face motif in dusty pink and terracotta tones. The print measures 11.75 x 15.75 inches (30 x 40 cm) and is jet printed in 12 colours on thick, responsibly sourced matte fine art paper. The frame is not included; prints are made in Denmark.

Material
thick responsibly sourced matte fine art paper
Style
playful, scandinavian, modern
Category
Arts & Entertainment > Hobbies & Creative Arts

Color

Assorted

Size

30X40CM

Specifications

A cute, playful print in dusty pink and terracotta tones, perfect for a child's bedroom, living room or reading nook.

Jet printed in 12 colours on thick responsibly sourced matte fine art paper. Printed in Denmark. Art print only (frame not included).

Material
thick responsibly sourced matte fine art paper
Style
playful, scandinavian, modern
Occasion
gift, everyday, homewear
Gender
unisex
Age Group
kids
Condition
new
Category
Arts & Entertainment > Hobbies & Creative Arts

Additional Attributes

  • jet printed in 12 colours
  • thick responsibly sourced matte fine art paper
  • art print only
  • printed in Denmark
  • 11.75" x 15.75" (30 x 40 cm)
  • cute, playful print
  • dusty pink and terracotta tones

Product Insights

The Curious Feeling Print by Paper Collective and All The Way To Paris aids emotional literacy through a human-centric design with minimal facial features that lets children project their own emotions. Core promise is an ethically produced open edition print with a portion of every sale donated to charitable projects in Nepal and Kenya, printed on acid-free, responsibly sourced paper using a 12-color Giclée process with per-job calibration for accurate colors. The main tradeoff is slight color variation between screen and print due to monitor differences, but the in-house Danish production and 12-color process minimize banding and ensure fresh, calibrated prints.

Design education

Founders are graduates of the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts.

Why this is supported

The founders of All The Way To Paris met at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts,

They met at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts where they both studied graphic design and soon after founded their own studio.pleasewaittobeseated.com

Their work has also been exhibited in renowned Scandinavian museums, and the studio's members also teach design.

The members of All the way to Paris also teach besides their work as graphic designers.connox.com

These academic and institutional credentials reinforce that the print's design is grounded in formal training and recognized artistic practice.

Brand collaborations

Client list includes design brands HAY, Muuto, and &Tradition.

Why this is supported

All The Way To Paris has worked with top design brands:

successful collaborations with producers such as HAY and &Tradition.papercollective.com

The studio has also produced handloom-woven rugs for &Tradition,

for whom they produced a series of handloom-woven rugs in warm earth tones back in 2016.freundevonfreunden.com

and three-dimensional designs:

The designers of NOUVEAU PIN, TRIPTYCH nesting table and MIMESIS mirror.pleasewaittobeseated.com

This demonstrates a versatile design practice applied across print, textile, and product design.

Design philosophy

Studio follows a human-centric design philosophy.

Why this is supported

All The Way To Paris describes its design approach as human-centric, stating:

We want to bring the personal, the human and recognizable characteristics to all our designs.papercollective.com

This philosophy makes the curving face motif feel like a relatable character rather than a sterile icon.

Emotional design

Minimal facial features let children project their own emotions onto the character.

Why this is supported

ATWTP's design philosophy, which states that they

want to bring the personal, the human and recognizable characteristics to all our designs.papercollective.com

, directly shapes the Curious character. This is backed by the studio's academic roots; they

met at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts where they both studied graphic design and soon after founded their own studio.pleasewaittobeseated.com

. Their standing is further evidenced by museum exhibitions, teaching, and

successful collaborations with producers such as HAY and &Tradition.papercollective.com

, making the character's minimal features a deliberate invitation for emotional projection.

Brand values

Open edition print with a portion of every sale donated to charity.

Why this is supported

The print is part of an open edition, ensuring accessibility. Additionally, the company's ethical commitment is evident:

Paper Collective has donated part of every sale to projects around the world.opumo.com

, including funding a school in Nepal.

Color fidelity

12-color Giclée eliminates banding in pastel gradients for accurate color.

Why this is supported
12-colour Giclée fine art prints on FSC certified 265g acid-free paperpapercollective.com
as per the manufacturer's specifications for their gallery-grade Giclée printsWhat is the paper weight (gsm) of this print?

ensuring accurate color reproduction.

Production process

Made-to-order in-house in Denmark ensures fresh, calibrated prints.

Why this is supported
All our art prints are made-to-order in-house in Denmark, at our production facility two hours south of Copenhagen.papercollective.com
Our art is curated in Copenhagen and produced in our own printing facility in Denmark.papercollective.com

This in-house made-to-order process ensures each print is freshly produced without storage-related issues.

Charitable giving

Each sale funds charitable projects: a school in Nepal and WWF in Kenya.

Why this is supported

Paper Collective's donation model ensures every purchase contributes to charitable projects.

Paper Collective has donated part of every sale to projects around the world.opumo.com

Past projects include a school in Nepal, financed through the Human Practice Foundation.

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.com

Currently, the brand supports the WWF 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.com
Ethical practices

Printed on responsibly sourced paper from EU-certified suppliers, with proceeds supporting charitable causes.

Why this is supported

Paper Collective confirms its supply chain:

All our wood and paper products are made by certified suppliers in the European Union.papercollective.com

The paper is responsibly sourced (as per product description). Additionally, the brand’s charitable commitment is demonstrated:

Paper Collective has donated part of every sale to projects around the world.opumo.com

Specific projects include

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.com

These initiatives verify that the print’s purchase supports both sustainable sourcing and ongoing charitable work.

Design pedigree

ATWTP, founded by Royal Danish Academy graduates, counts HAY, Muuto, &Tradition as clients, has museum exhibitions, and earns Reddit praise.

Why this is supported

The studio All The Way To Paris (ATWTP) has a strong design background:

They met at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts where they both studied graphic design and soon after founded their own studio.pleasewaittobeseated.com

The studio has collaborated with notable Danish brands:

successful collaborations with producers such as HAY and &Tradition.papercollective.com

Their work has been exhibited:

but the work of the team has already been presented in renowned Museum of Scandinavia.connox.com

Members also teach:

The members of All the way to Paris also teach besides their work as graphic designers.connox.com

Furthermore, the Paper Collective brand is positively recommended by Reddit users:

Paper Collective and Poster Club are very much focused around (lesser known) artists' work.u/Mounted_Mare in r/BuyFromEU

This combination of formal training, high-profile collaborations, museum recognition, and community endorsement verifies the print’s design credibility.

Value

The $110 price is justified by in-house Danish production, 12-color Giclée, responsibly sourced paper, charity, and standard size.

Why this is supported

The $110 price is supported by verified production, print, and ethics details. The print is made in-house in Denmark (

Our art is curated in Copenhagen and produced in our own printing facility in Denmark.papercollective.com

) uses a 12-color Giclée process (

) on 265g acid-free paper (

), and is from EU-certified suppliers with charitable contributions (see ethics row). Furthermore, the 30x40 cm size is a standard framing size:

The 30x40cm measurement is one of the most popular standard sizes in the framing worldeasyframe.co.uk

. This combination of premium quality, ethics, and convenience justifies the price compared to typical poster prints.

Framing

Mount in a 40×50 cm frame for a gallery border; standard 30×40 cm frames also fit.

Why this is supported
This lip typically covers between 5mm and 8mm of the very edge of your picture all the way around.easyframe.co.uk
For a 30x40cm picture, we highly recommend purchasing a 40x50cm frame that includes a mount with an internal window cut specifically to take your 30x40cm art.easyframe.co.uk
The print measures 11.75" x 15.75" (30 x 40 cm), so a frame sized for a 30x40 cm poster or 12x16 inch frame would be appropriate.What is the recommended frame size for this print?
Gallery wall

Spacing frames 2–6 inches apart and using identical frames creates a curated gallery wall.

Why this is supported
For a spacing rule of thumb, Spanos suggests aiming for two to six inches between pieces, depending on the scale of the artwork.housebeautiful.com
The 30x40cm measurement is one of the most popular standard sizes in the framing worldeasyframe.co.uk
Safety

Shatterproof acrylic glazing meets safety standards for children's bedrooms.

Why this is supported
We’ll explain why we use shatterproof acrylic glazing instead of glass to meet safety standardsgallery.first4frames.co.uk
Design practice

All The Way To Paris designs rugs and furniture in addition to prints, with a human-centric approach.

Why this is supported

Catalog verified that the studio produces design objects beyond prints. For &Tradition, they

for whom they produced a series of handloom-woven rugs in warm earth tones back in 2016.freundevonfreunden.com

For Please Wait to be Seated, they are

The designers of NOUVEAU PIN, TRIPTYCH nesting table and MIMESIS mirror.pleasewaittobeseated.com

Their human-centric philosophy is captured in their statement:

We want to bring the personal, the human and recognizable characteristics to all our designs.papercollective.com

This approach is consistent with their collaborations with HAY and &Tradition, which include

successful collaborations with producers such as HAY and &Tradition.papercollective.com
Design credentials

All The Way To Paris founders graduated from the Royal Danish Academy and their work has been exhibited in Scandinavian museums.

Why this is supported

The studio's founders met at the

Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts where they both studied graphic design and soon after founded their own studio.pleasewaittobeseated.com

Additionally, their work has been exhibited:

the work of the team has already been presented in renowned Museum of Scandinavia.connox.com

The founders also teach design, adding educational credibility.

Feeling series

Feeling series: standard 30x40 cm, open edition, uniform colour quality.

Why this is supported

All The Way To Paris' design philosophy is to

bring the personal, the human and recognizable characteristics to all our designs.papercollective.com

The Curious Feeling is part of a Feeling series that embodies this with a consistent minimalist face motif. The 30×40 cm size is

one of the most popular standard sizes in the framing worldeasyframe.co.uk

, making it a natural building block for a gallery wall. The series is an open edition:

This print is part of the standard open edition collection from Paper Collective, not a limited edition.Is the print limited edition or part of an open edition?

so buyers can collect over time. All prints are produced in Paper Collective's own printing facility, where they are

12-colour fine art Giclée prints on matt heavy paper.papercollective.com

and are printed on

265g acid-free paperpapercollective.com

, ensuring consistent colour fidelity, texture, and quality across the series. This makes the Feeling series a cohesive collectible set for a gallery wall.

Emotional literacy

The Feeling series aids emotional literacy through human-centric design.

Why this is supported

All The Way To Paris' design philosophy emphasizes personal and recognizable human characteristics. Each print depicts a distinct emotion in a simple, relatable way, an arrangement that can prompt conversations about feelings. The studio states its aim to

bring the personal, the human and recognizable characteristics to all our designs.papercollective.com

, which positions the series as a practical tool for emotional literacy when displayed in a child's room.

Studio heritage

All The Way To Paris: design studio collaborating with HAY and &Tradition.

Why this is supported

All The Way To Paris (ATWTP) was founded by graduates of the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts who met while studying graphic design. The studio has

successful collaborations with producers such as HAY and &Tradition.papercollective.com

and its work has been

presented in renowned Museum of Scandinavia.connox.com

. This professional heritage distinguishes the studio behind the Feeling series.

Sourcing certification

FSC and EU-certified suppliers confirm the responsibly sourced paper claim.

Why this is supported

Product Q&A confirms the paper is FSC certified, stating:

Yes, the paper is FSC certified.Is the paper certified by FSC or any other sustainable forestry standard?

Additionally, the brand extends responsible sourcing to all wood and paper products, as stated:

All our wood and paper products are made by certified suppliers in the European Union.papercollective.com

Together, these verify the 'responsibly sourced paper' claim.

The print is produced on thick, responsibly sourced paper: as stated, they are

12-colour fine art Giclée prints on matt heavy paperpapercollective.com

with

265g acid-free paperpapercollective.com

. Additionally, they are

made-to-order in-house in Denmark, at our production facility two hours south of Copenhagen.papercollective.com

, ensuring each print is freshly made and color-calibrated.

matt heavy paperpapercollective.com
265 gsm FSC certified acid-free paperWhat is the paper weight (gsm) of this print?

ensuring archival durability and a glare-free finish.

Production practices

Made-to-order in Denmark reduces overstock and transport emissions.

Why this is supported

The brand produces all prints in-house in Denmark, which reduces transport distances. Their website explains:

Our art is curated in Copenhagen and produced in our own printing facility in Denmark.papercollective.com

Additionally, production is made-to-order, eliminating overstock waste:

All our art prints are made-to-order in-house in Denmark, at our production facility two hours south of Copenhagen.papercollective.com

This combination of made-to-order and local manufacturing significantly reduces the environmental footprint.

Social impact

Part of every sale donated to global projects.

Why this is supported

Paper Collective donates part of every sale to charitable projects. According to an article:

Paper Collective has donated part of every sale to projects around the world.opumo.com

Past projects include building a school in Nepal, as detailed:

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.com

This confirms that each purchase contributes to social and environmental causes.

Material durability

Acid-free paper resists yellowing, ensuring long-lasting prints.

Why this is supported

The acid-free paper ensures long-term durability, resisting yellowing. The brand specifies

265g acid-free paperpapercollective.com

, and the product Q&A reiterates:

This print is produced on 265 gsm FSC certified acid-free paper, as per the manufacturer's specifications for their gallery-grade Giclée prints [1].What is the paper weight (gsm) of this print?

This material property reduces the need for replacement, aligning with sustainability.

Print process

12-color Giclée with per-job calibration delivers accurate colors and smooth tonal transitions.

Why this is supported
12-colour Giclée fine art prints on FSC certified 265g acid-free paperpapercollective.com
All our art prints are made-to-order in-house in Denmarkpapercollective.com

, which ensures per-job calibration and fresh color accuracy.

Screen variation

Slight color differences between screen and print are normal due to monitor variation.

Why this is supported
As with any monitor-dependent purchase, slight variations can occur.Do the colors in person match the online photos accurately?

This expectation is consistent with standard monitor variation and applies to all monitor-dependent purchases.

Artist focus

Reddit users recommend Paper Collective for lesser-known artists.

Why this is supported

The BuyFromEU community on Reddit endorses Paper Collective, noting that

Paper Collective and Poster Club are very much focused around (lesser known) artists' work.u/Mounted_Mare in r/BuyFromEU

. This positions Paper Collective as a source for unique, non-mass-produced art prints.

Image Analysis

2 images
Curious Feeling print product image (primary)
01

Product

Wall-hung framed art print showing a simple circular face motif centered on a solid background; light wood rectangular frame visible around the print.

  • Framed print geometryRectangular framed print hung on the wall in portrait orientation with a narrow visible light wood frame and a flat plane front.
    1 regionx 0.36 · y 0.11 · w 0.17 · h 0.18 (high)
  • Print motifCentered simple circular face motif: a large pale circle containing minimal facial marks (two small dot eyes, short eyebrow strokes, and a small mouth) placed on a solid darker background.
    1 regionx 0.39 · y 0.14 · w 0.11 · h 0.11 (high)
  • Printed text on artworkCURIOUSPartial
    1 regionx 0.40 · y 0.24 · w 0.06 · h 0.02 (medium)

Other

Lifestyle scene showing a child kneeling on a wooden bench beneath the print against vertically striped wallpaper; visible props include a small cylindrical drum-like toy on the bench and a striped rug on the floor.

  • Child on benchA child wearing a sleeveless pink dress kneels on a wooden bench facing the wall and reaching toward the framed print; hair tied in a bun.
    1 regionx 0.36 · y 0.40 · w 0.28 · h 0.43 (high)
  • Bench constructionLow wooden bench with a pale wood seat and back slat and darker reddish-brown frame and legs; child kneels on the seat.
    1 regionx 0.28 · y 0.67 · w 0.45 · h 0.20 (high)
  • Toy propCylindrical drum-like toy with a pale blue top and red triangular pattern on a white band, sitting on the right side of the bench seat.
    1 regionx 0.57 · y 0.71 · w 0.09 · h 0.10 (high)
  • Wallpaper patternWall covered in vertical narrow stripes alternating between off-white and mustard brown that run top to bottom across the image.
  • Floor and rugLight wood plank floor with a corner of a multicolor striped rug visible at the bottom right of the image.
    1 regionx 0.38 · y 0.87 · w 0.53 · h 0.13 (medium)
  • Shot compositionVertical portrait composition centered on the wall print and child; soft directional lighting casts minimal shadows and the scene is fully in frame with no harsh highlights.

Colors

muted brick red· print background#734414pale blush pink· face circle#DDDBDBlight natural wood· frame#C4B1B6
Curious Feeling print product image 2
02

Product

A minimalist poster showing a large rounded pale-pink face with simple dark facial features centered on a solid brown background.

  • Face fieldLarge rounded oval face shape, pale pink, centered horizontally and positioned slightly above the vertical center of the image.
    1 regionx 0.11 · y 0.11 · w 0.78 · h 0.66 (high)
  • Left eyeSmall solid circular eye rendered in a dark brown color, located on the left side of the face.
    1 regionx 0.27 · y 0.36 · w 0.06 · h 0.07 (high)
  • Right eyeSmall solid circular eye rendered in a dark brown color, located on the right side of the face, symmetric to the left eye.
    1 regionx 0.67 · y 0.36 · w 0.06 · h 0.07 (high)
  • EyebrowsTwo short wavy/squiggled eyebrow marks in dark brown positioned above each eye.
    2 regionsx 0.24 · y 0.29 · w 0.12 · h 0.04 (high); x 0.64 · y 0.29 · w 0.12 · h 0.04 (high)
  • NoseShort vertical dark brown rectangle with a small rounded gap at the bottom, centered on the face.
    1 regionx 0.48 · y 0.40 · w 0.04 · h 0.10 (high)
  • MouthSmall dark brown semicircular smiling mouth located below the nose, centered horizontally.
    1 regionx 0.45 · y 0.53 · w 0.10 · h 0.06 (high)

Other

Centered studio-style product shot on a uniform brown background with the word CURIOUS printed near the bottom. Lighting is even with minimal shadowing.

  • Printed captionSingle-line word printed near the bottom of the image, horizontally centered.
    1 regionx 0.38 · y 0.82 · w 0.24 · h 0.06 (high)
  • Legible textCURIOUS
    1 regionx 0.38 · y 0.82 · w 0.24 · h 0.06 (high)
  • Shot compositionPoster artwork fills the frame with even margins; the face is centered and occupies most of the upper and middle area while the caption sits in the lower area.

Colors

muted brick brown· background fieldpale blush pink· face field#FAD3CEdeep chocolate brown· facial features

Reddit Insights

1 threads · r/BuyFromEU

Reddit users recommend Paper Collective as a nice option among European webstores for art prints focused on lesser-known artists.

positive sentiment50% match

Paper Collective is mentioned positively as a recommended source for art prints.

Themes

European webstores for art printspositive

Use Cases

  • Purchasing art prints from lesser-known artists

Compared To

vs Poster Club

Both Paper Collective and Poster Club are recommended for focusing on artwork from lesser-known artists.

Source Threads

  • Paper Collective recommended as a European art print store

    Paper Collective and Poster Club are very much focused around (lesser known) artists' work.

    u/Mounted_Marer/BuyFromEUView thread →

Provenance

Merchant Link
https://www.simons.ca/en/decor/posters-prints-wall-art/curious-feeling-print--20640-26204178?colourId=0
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