Judith Loske

Judith Loske Pictures

Animal motifs

Whether you see animals in a forest clearing on a wooden poster or a fox, raccoon, otter, penguin, small cat, deer or elephant looking at you from a poster, they are all perfect for decorating a child's room! Children, in particular, often have a pronounced love of animals. What could be more natural than to visually emphasise this with Loske's posters? To add even more wit to the whole thing, some of the animals are shown doing different and interesting activities. A balloon ride with rabbits in a balloon, a rabbit with flowers, honey bees with blossoms, a big cat holding an umbrella over a mouse, a bear with a honey pot, a mouse with a muffin, a picnic with a bear, a badger and a rabbit, a small mouse with flowers, a wolf with a camera, a cat birthday and the idea of a mouse giving a cat as pictures, posters, canvas prints or wall murals by Loske. Animal motifs including their initial letters are also a good way to learn the alphabet. And finally, there are also various English sayings for cat lovers, such as ‘All you need is a cat’, ‘Home is where your cat is’ or ‘Life is better with a cat’. These are, of course, particularly suitable for adults. In general, all the pictures mentioned can be applied not only in the children's room, but also in the playroom or living room, for example.

Animals and children

Since there is often a very positive connection between animals and children, a combination of animal and children's motifs is often ideal. For example, you can opt for a wall decal showing both children playing and a cat sitting on an autumn tree, happily swinging or reading. There is also a basket hanging on the tree. The colourful variety of actions makes the motif appear cheerful. This can easily be transferred to the viewer when looking at the picture. Likewise, a scene takes place in nature, in which a bear and a child are fishing by the water. This wooden poster contributes to the idea of enjoying the peace and quiet outside. A canvas picture with children sitting on a chicken and wanting to go on a journey with it is much more lively. A girl on a robin is also available as a motif. Among other things, this also promotes children's creativity and imagination. The little ones can be inspired by the pictures and embark on their own dreams in order to continue the story in their minds. That is why the illustrations fit best into a child's room or a room such as the playroom, where children spend most of their time.

Fairytales and dreams

Children usually like to be transported into the world of fairy tales, where they are enchanted by the actions of princes and princesses. They will be all the more delighted when figures from their favourite fairy tales hang on the wall of their children's room. There is a choice of Thumbelina, a princess on a horse or Snow White with the seven dwarfs. But there are also images of children sitting on mushrooms and watching the stars that invite children to dream. Similarly, children can also look into the distance and think. Not only mushrooms offer a seat in this world full of illusions, but also a tooth. Both help to convey that the unthinkable can also be made possible. There is also a tooth fairy motif, which is intended to remind children and make them believe that a tooth fairy will appear when they lose a tooth. This will certainly help the little ones to cope with losing their teeth, and their anticipation of the tooth fairy will be all the greater! A ballerina on the floor suggests active movement. Many children will want to do the same and start their own dance attempts. They may also discover a certain talent and have so much fun that they will pursue the activity for a longer period of time and in a targeted manner. In contrast, another picture takes off with an aeroplane. The little ones can easily imagine their own active exploration of the world, for example. Especially when the youngest children are playing with friends, the motifs can encourage both passive storytelling and actively fantasising about how they would spend the day.

All sorts

Adults can enjoy posters with kitchen appliances, glass pictures with coffee pots, a canvas picture or a stove cover with various teapots. Everything fits perfectly into the kitchen, where the pictures can be easily hidden among the real kitchen appliances. If you like flowers, you have the opportunity to choose either a patterned wallpaper decorated with flowers or a wooden picture with the inscription ‘flowers for you’, including flowers all around. This is suitable for the living room as well as the bedroom and even the hallway. A poster with an astronaut and the writing ‘Live your dream’ always reminds you that you shouldn't wait with certain wishes and goals, but should seize every chance that can contribute to realising your dream. This can also be done in every available room. The most important thing is to start implementing it! A canvas print with the appeal ‘Hug me’, on the other hand, is to be understood as a small request. This reminds residents that it can't hurt to show affection to others from time to time. Everyone needs a little attention now and then. And finally, the range also includes a three-part set with various beach creatures, a canvas picture showing Easter, a picture with a diving expedition, a picture with thieves, a small Inuit girl on Judith Loske's Wallprint, a happy birthday party and a surprise in the fridge. These diverse and different topics can be ideally placed on the walls in the living room or partly in the bedroom.