Illustration Art Prints

4.8

Illustration covers a lot of ground: loose ink lines, flat graphic shapes, storybook detail, retro poster work. That range is the point here. If you know roughly what you want on the wall, start narrow, animal illustration art prints for something warm and characterful, botanical illustration art prints for quieter green tones, or vintage illustration art prints when you want a little age and printed charm in the room.

Rated 4.8 by 1,000s of customers
Hand Drawn Art Prints
Hand Drawn Art Prints
Animal Illustration Art Prints
Animal Illustration Art Prints
Vintage Illustration Art Prints
Vintage Illustration Art Prints
Botanical Illustration Art Prints
Botanical Illustration Art Prints
Travel Illustration Art Prints
Travel Illustration Art Prints
Food Illustration Art Prints
Food Illustration Art Prints
Dog Illustration Art Prints
Dog Illustration Art Prints
Bird Illustration Art Prints
Bird Illustration Art Prints
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Cityscape Illustration Art Prints
Coastal Illustration Art Prints
Coastal Illustration Art Prints
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Illustrated People Art Prints
Line Drawing Art Prints
Line Drawing Art Prints

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What people say about Illustration Art Prints

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Bright colours lift rooms, while the prints look as expected and arrive carefully packaged for easy display.

Loved my Fabart print for my study

Loved my Fabart print for my study. It looks amazing and arrived perfect - ready to hang!

Lisa T. · Verified shopper
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Love my print!

Love my print! The colours pop out and it’s brightens the whole room!

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I love this print so much

I love this print so much. Every time I look at it, I smile.

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Illustration Reading From The Frame

On picking a style, sizing it right and hanging prints together from The Frame, Fab's blog.

From Line Drawing to Digital: Illustration Art Styles You'll Actually Want on Your Walls

From Line Drawing to Digital: Illustration Art ...

Miles Tanaka

Illustration is having a proper moment in interiors. After years of photography and abstract dominating walls, hand-drawn and digitally-drawn work has crept back in, partly because it feels more personal...

Transform Blank Walls with Illustration Prints: A Gallery Plan

Transform Blank Walls with Illustration Prints:...

Miles Tanaka

Most gallery wall advice tells you to "trust your eye" and "go with what feels right." That's how you end up with eleven nail holes and a wall that still...

Starter Art Prints for First-Time Buyers

Starter Art Prints for First-Time Buyers

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A blank wall can be intimidating. You know you want art, but where do you even start? You scroll through endless options online, walk through galleries feeling lost, or stare...

Choosing an illustration print

Quick answers on style, framing choices, where illustrated work sits best and how ordering works

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How do illustration art prints look framed compared to other art styles?

Illustration prints are one of the styles that benefit most from proper framing, because the bold lines and flat colour areas show up every flaw in cheap materials. Our illustration art prints are giclée-printed on thick matte paper and arrive already fitted in solid wood frames with UV-protective acrylic, so the colours stay punchy and there's zero glare. You won't get that annoying gap between print and mount or warped corners that plague budget frames. If you've been burned by poorly framed prints before, this is genuinely a different experience.

Which illustration prints work best for a living room with neutral walls?

If your living room is painted in whites, warm greys, or beiges, you want illustration wall art that brings energy without clashing. We'd go for prints with a limited but bold palette, think two or three strong colours like terracotta, navy, or forest green on a clean background. A single 60x80cm or 70x100cm framed print centred above your sofa acts as the focal point the room is probably missing. Steer clear of overly busy compositions; the best illustration art for living rooms has enough breathing room in the design to feel intentional, not chaotic.

Can I create a gallery wall mixing illustration prints with other art styles?

Absolutely, and illustration prints are actually one of the easiest styles to mix because their graphic quality gives a gallery wall structure. The trick is to anchor the arrangement with two or three illustrated art prints and then weave in a photography print or abstract piece to break up the rhythm. Stick to a single frame finish across all pieces so the wall reads as one collection, not a jumble. Our frames come in consistent colourways, which makes this much simpler than sourcing frames separately.

What size illustration print should I choose for a hallway or narrow space?

Hallways are where a lot of people default to tiny prints, and the result always looks timid. For a standard UK hallway (roughly 90cm wide wall space), go for a portrait-orientation framed illustration print in 40x60cm or even 50x70cm. The graphic, eye-catching nature of illustration artwork prints means they'll draw people through the space rather than getting lost. If you've got a longer hallway, a pair of matching-sized prints spaced 10-15cm apart works better than one large landscape piece.

How is illustration art different from fine art prints, and does it suit a more grown-up space?

The old idea that illustration is somehow less serious than fine art is genuinely outdated. Contemporary illustration prints draw on everything from mid-century design to editorial art, and the result is work that's intentional, often more visually striking, and far more versatile in modern interiors than a generic landscape. If you're worried about it feeling juvenile, look for illustrative pieces with muted palettes, textured linework, or architectural subjects. Printed at high resolution on museum-grade matte paper, these hold their own in a dining room, study, or bedroom just as confidently as any traditional artwork.