A rainy day. A pair of boots. An umbrella big enough to hide behind.
And on that umbrella? A whole world of colour.
A World of Wonder began as a child’s original artwork, turning a familiar rainy-day scene into something full of personality. Against a textured blue sky, a figure in a pink coat and yellow trousers stands beneath an umbrella covered in patterns.
We can’t see their face, but there’s plenty to catch our eye.
One Umbrella, So Many Possibilities
Each section of the umbrella has its own little idea: red dots, purple squares, blue stripes and spots, green swirls, yellow lines, and orange squiggles.
Together, they turn an everyday object into the centre of the picture.
The bold outlines and visible colouring strokes are part of its charm. There’s something new to notice as your eyes move from one panel to the next, then down to the blue puddles scattered across the green ground.
Finding Wonder in Ordinary Moments
To us, this artwork feels like an invitation to look again at something familiar.
Rain might mean cancelled plans or wet shoes. But it can also mean patterns in puddles, bright raincoats, and the comforting space beneath an umbrella.
We like to imagine the person in this picture taking their time. Perhaps they’re listening to the drops overhead. Perhaps they’re choosing which puddle to step into next.
The artwork leaves that part of the story to you.
A Place in the Wonder Seen Collection
Within our Wonder Seen Collection, A World of Wonder celebrates the scenes and small observations that catch a child’s imagination.
As the artwork finds its way onto everyday pieces, those colourful patterns carry its playful spirit with them.
A little reminder that even an ordinary rainy day can be worth a closer look.
Explore A World of Wonder, part of our Wonder Seen Collection.