Batface Pattern as Premium Poster by Chobopop

from € 12,90 incl. tax excluding shipping fees

Printed to order in Europe

Delivery in 4 to 7 working days

Free shipping from €69 & free returns

This design on other products

Canvas Print

from € 29,90 29.9 EUR

Poster in Standard Frame

from € 26,90 26.9 EUR

Poster in Wooden Frame

from € 39,90 39.9 EUR

Acrylic Glass Print

from € 39,90 39.9 EUR

Aluminium Print

from € 34,90 34.9 EUR

Samsung Galaxy S5 Case

€ 24,90 24.9 EUR

Samsung Galaxy S4 Case

€ 24,90 24.9 EUR

Samsung Galaxy S3 Case

€ 24,90 24.9 EUR

iPad Case

€ 39,90 39.9 EUR

Product details

Gallery-quality fine art print with a 1 cm white border. The semi-gloss finish creates a slightly shiny effect.

Note: The actual dimensions of the prints are slightly larger than the dimensions indicated in the drop down menu.

Sizes
Material	240 g/m² pure white paper
Finish	Semi-gloss
Print Type	12-colour digital printing

Made to order and printed in Europe at the highest quality standards.

Gallery-quality fine art print with a 1 cm white border. The semi-gloss finish creates a slightly shiny effect.

Note: The actual dimensions of the prints are slightly larger than the dimensions indicated in the drop down menu.

Gallery-quality paper with a semi-gloss finish.

Featuring a 1 cm white border so that the entire design is visible when framed.

This overview gives you a detailed understanding of our wall art sizes.

Premium Poster

This overview gives you a detailed understanding of our wall art sizes.

	Size listed	Actual size (cm)	Actual size (in)
A	20×30	20,3×30,5	8×12
B	30×45	30,5×45,7	12×18
C	40×60	40,6×61,0	16×24
D	60×90	61,0×91,4	24×36
E	80×120	81,3×121,9	32×48
F	100×150	101,6×152,4	40×60
	120×180	121,9×182,9	48×72
	140×210	142,2×213,4	56×84
	150×225	152,4×228,6	60×90

About the artist

Colourful geometric shapes, patterns and characters are floating in our world

Chobopop

Born in Transylvania and currently based in Budapest, designers Amee Orbán and Csaba Gál are the brains behind Chobopop. In 2005, they set up a creative studio and began to design and produce felt toys. Their digitally designed, hand-sewn characters were showcased at Antwerp’s Fashion Museum in 2007 and at Myplasticheart Gallery in New York the following year. After their toy designs proved to be a hit the couple branched out into digital illustration; they now create colourful, geometric artworks.