For Children
Children’s Posters – smart education and beautiful room decoration
The “For Children” collection is a unique selection of educational posters created with the youngest explorers in mind. Our goal was to create valuable teaching aids that would be perfect for kindergartens, schools, and above all, for your children’s private rooms. Here you will find graphics that not only beautifully decorate the walls, but above all inspire many interesting searches and discoveries. Through our original, diverse series, we encourage shared family exploration of the mysteries of nature, the fascinating world of science, and giants of technology. We make sure that every illustration is adapted to a child’s perception – we use muted colors and realistic depictions that develop aesthetic sensitivity. From Polish fauna, through prehistoric dinosaurs, to nurturing passions in the “Science Boy & Science Girl” series – our collection grows with your child’s curiosity, teaching respect for the planet and promoting education in an attractive, accessible way.
Native nature within reach – animals and the seasons
One of the foundations of our children’s collection is nature education. It begins with the beautiful “Four Seasons” poster by Kasia Nowakowska, showing the characteristic features of each season and encouraging conversations about changing nature. Equally fascinating is the educational Map of Poland – Animals (created by Joanna Czarnecka, known as Zojka). It features a total of 30 species of Polish fauna – including a lynx in the Bieszczady Mountains, a chamois in the Tatra Mountains, a Baltic grey seal, and a nimble fire salamander. The map also includes classic cartographic elements such as a linear scale and a compass rose, and is surrounded by an intricate frame with animal tracks. The collection is complemented by smaller, charming posters featuring individual species. A great example is the graphic depicting the Eurasian jay. Importantly, the jay poster (like the other smaller animals in this series) is available only in a convenient size: 30x40 cm and 40x50 cm. The realistic depiction of animals combined with muted colors is a great way to discover the treasures of Polish nature.
Science, dinosaurs, ecology and wonders of technology – discover our series
We have prepared something special for young engineers and scientists with big imaginations. The children’s collection is divided into several fascinating thematic categories:
Science Boy & Science Girl: A series promoting the exact sciences, inspired by Ross Geller’s comic from the cult series “Friends.” The posters (e.g. Science Girl - zoologist) show science as wonderful fun, proving that a superpower can be a “superhuman desire for knowledge.”
Dinosaurs for children: A series by Martyna Nejman. It presents prehistoric reptiles such as the Brachiosaurus – a gentle giant weighing between 30 and 60 tons, with a 10-meter-long neck, which ate over 180 kg of plants per day (aiding digestion with stones called gastroliths).
Wonders of Technology: Posters showcasing the greatest achievements of 20th- and 21st-century engineering. Here you can see, among others, Bagger 288 – the world’s largest excavator from 1978, a 13,500-ton colossus that moves at a speed of several meters per minute and extracts 240,000 tons of raw material per day.
Ecological Posters: Beautiful graphics (including Mother Earth by Kasia Nowakowska) that promote care for the environment, sustainable consumption, and ecological awareness from the earliest years.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
What does the educational map of Poland’s animals for children show?
The map, designed by Joanna Czarnecka (Zojka), presents 30 species of Polish animals in an accessible way. The placement of the fauna refers to the symbols of National Parks and natural habitats (e.g. a lynx in the Bieszczady Mountains, a seal on the coast). The map also includes typical cartographic elements: a linear scale and a compass rose.
What sizes are available for posters featuring individual animals, such as the jay?
Animal posters (e.g. the Eurasian jay), which are an extension and complement to the large Map of Poland for children, are available only in one size suited to children’s rooms: 21x30 cm.
Where did the idea for the “Science Boy & Science Girl” series come from?
The series was created to promote the exact sciences among children in an interesting and fun way. The inspiration for this collection was the comic invented by Ross Geller from the series “Friends” (episode “The One with the Mugging”), in which the little scientist’s main superpower was a “superhuman desire for knowledge.”
What information will I find on posters from the “Wonders of Technology” series?
This series presents amazing engineering achievements accompanied by fun facts that stimulate the imagination. For example, the poster with the Bagger 288 excavator includes information about its gigantic weight (13,500 tons), dimensions comparable to a 30-story skyscraper, and its impressive daily extraction capacity.