About Wallsio Art

TL;DR: Wallsio Art is the personal art studio of Jakub Paśnik, a Polish digital artist designing modern wall prints from his studio in Radocza, Poland. Every print in the catalog is an original design — minimalist line art, botanical compositions, abstract earth-tone triptychs. To deliver museum-quality prints worldwide without warehouses, mass production, or shipping waste, Wallsio Art partners with Gelato for on-demand printing in production hubs closest to each customer's delivery address.

The Story Behind Wallsio Art

I grew up surrounded by minimalist Scandinavian design and the warm earth tones of Mediterranean homes — two visual languages that quietly coexisted in my head for years. When I started sketching, I gravitated toward what they share: clean lines, restrained color, breathing room around the subject. Nothing shouting. Everything intentional.

Wallsio Art began as a way to give those sketches a home — actually, many homes. I wanted my work on walls in living rooms, bedrooms, nurseries, and studios across the world, not stored in a folder on my laptop. But traditional art retail meant warehouses, prints sitting unsold for years, and shipping prints in oversized boxes from Poland to Australia. None of that fit how I wanted to work.

So I built Wallsio Art as a fully made-to-order studio. You see a design, you order it, the print is produced fresh in the production hub closest to your home — within 1 to 3 business days. No warehouse. No waste. Every piece travels the shortest possible distance to reach your wall.

What I Design — and Why

The Wallsio Art catalog focuses on four areas, each rooted in something I find quietly beautiful:

• Minimalist line art — single-weight pen and brush studies of faces, plants, bodies, geometric forms. The kind of work that rewards a long look but doesn't demand it.
• Botanical compositions — leaves, ferns, palms, wildflowers in pared-back palettes. References to real botany, drawn with restraint.
• Abstract earth tones — organic shapes and color blocks in beige, terracotta, sage, charcoal. Calming, modern, deliberately quiet.
• Triptych and diptych sets — multi-panel compositions designed to span wider walls above sofas, beds, and dining tables. Rhythm without competition.

I'm drawn to art that becomes part of a room rather than dominating it. The pieces I design are meant to live with you for years — to feel right in morning light and evening lamp light, alone and surrounded by other things.

My Process — From Idea to Your Wall

Each design takes anywhere from a few hours to a few weeks. The shape of the process is consistent:

1. Research and reference — I collect photographs, botanical illustrations, color samples from interior photography, fragments of older art movements.
2. Sketching — first on paper, then digitally. Most designs start as 20 or 30 quick studies before one feels right enough to develop.
3. Color study — building the palette is often the hardest step. I work with two to four tones maximum, testing them against neutral wall colors and common interior fabrics.
4. Final preparation — every design is prepared at 1200 dpi or higher, in CMYK profile matched to giclée-quality production. This is what guarantees the print on your wall reproduces what I designed on screen.
5. Test print — before any new design enters the catalog, I order a test print myself. If the colors aren't right or the lines don't carry, I rework it.

Why Print on Demand — and Why Gelato

Print on demand isn't a shortcut at Wallsio Art. It's a deliberate choice. Three reasons.

First — quality. A made-to-order print is fresh. It hasn't been sitting in a humid warehouse for two years. The paper hasn't yellowed at the edges. The ink hasn't dried unevenly. Every print you receive was made within the past five days.

Second — sustainability. The traditional art print industry overproduces aggressively. Prints that don't sell get pulped or discarded. By printing only what's ordered, Wallsio Art produces zero waste at the production stage.

Third — global reach without compromise. To produce my designs at consistent quality and ship them efficiently to 7 countries, I partner with Gelato — a global print production company headquartered in Oslo, Norway. Gelato operates production hubs in 32 countries, all using the same archival paper, pigment inks, and quality control standards. Your print is produced in the hub closest to your delivery address — typically Berlin or Madrid for European customers, Charlotte or Los Angeles for North American customers, Melbourne for Australian customers.

This means a Wallsio Art print designed in Poland can reach a wall in Sydney in 5 to 15 days, produced 30 minutes from the customer's home rather than shipped across hemispheres.

Materials Built to Last Decades

Every Wallsio Art print is produced on:

• Heavyweight 200 gsm matte fine art paper — smooth, uncoated, non-reflective surface. FSC-certified or sourced from equivalent sustainable forestry programs.
• Pigment inks rated for 80–100+ years of fade resistance under normal indoor lighting. The same class of ink used by museums and galleries for archival reproductions.
• Optional solid pine wood frames with profiles 20–25 mm thick, protected by shatterproof plexiglass for safer handling and shipping than glass. Each framed print ships ready-to-hang with the included hanging kit.

If you take care of your print — keep it out of direct south-facing sunlight, dust it monthly, maintain reasonable indoor humidity — it will outlast the room you hang it in.

My Promise to You

• 30-day no-questions returns on standard catalog prints. If it doesn't suit your wall, we'll make it right.
• 2-year warranty under the EU General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR). If your print arrives damaged or develops a manufacturing defect within 2 years, contact me directly for replacement or refund.
• Free worldwide shipping on every order, no minimum.
• Personal customer service — when you email support@wallsioart.com, the reply comes from me or from someone I work with directly. Not a chatbot, not a third-party call center.

About Me

I'm Jakub Paśnik, a digital artist and designer based in Radocza, a small town in southern Poland near Kraków. I've been drawing and designing for as long as I can remember; Wallsio Art is the studio I built to make my work accessible to people who want quiet, considered art on their walls — wherever they live.

Outside the studio, I'm interested in interior design, slow living, contemporary architecture, and the photography of empty Mediterranean villages. These quietly inform almost everything in the Wallsio Art catalog.

If you ever want to talk about a print, suggest a direction for a future collection, or just say hello — I'd love to hear from you.

Get in Touch

Wallsio Art is a Polish independent art studio. Every print is an original design produced on demand. Every order supports an independent artist working from a small town in southern Poland.