WallChart Art Studio

WallChart Art Studio Prints — Retro Design with Modern Precision

WallChart Art Studio is the practice of Jon Downer, a London-based digital artist whose vector illustrations combine the clarity of graphic design with the warmth of mid-century aesthetics. His work strips subjects down to their essential forms — clean lines, flat colour fields, deliberate geometry — then rebuilds them into compositions that feel both familiar and fresh. The style is immediately readable from across a room, yet carries enough detail to hold attention up close.

His piece A Chronology of Chairs is a signature example: a typological study of iconic furniture designs arranged with the systematic precision of an infographic and the visual appeal of a gallery print. It speaks to design history without needing a single word of explanation — each chair silhouette instantly recognisable to anyone with an eye for form.

Materials That Match the Graphic Precision

Jon Downer's vector-based work demands a print medium that holds sharp edges and saturated colour without bleed or softening. At Kuriosis, we print on 225g museum-grade fine art paper using Japanese archival pigment inks rated for over 100 years. Available in A3, 50×70 cm, 70×100 cm, and A0, the matte surface preserves every clean line and colour boundary. Frame options include oak, black, and walnut brown.

Canvas prints use 400g cotton canvas stretched over solid wood frames, available in 30×40 cm, 50×70 cm, and 70×100 cm. The canvas texture adds a tactile dimension to his flat-colour compositions. Optional floating frames provide a 5 mm shadow gap for a gallery-level finish. Browse more contemporary artists or explore our vintage poster collection.

Produced In-House in Berlin

Every WallChart Art Studio print is made in our own Berlin studio — colour-calibrated, printed, inspected, and packed by hand. No outsourcing, no drop-shipping. We design our own packaging inserts to protect each print during transit. The same attention to detail that defines Jon Downer's design work defines how we reproduce it.