Threw a Tantrum and Went to Sleep

30x40 cm / Unframed

₴1,550.00 UAH

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Threw a Tantrum and Went to Sleep

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₴1,550.00 UAH

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The phrase is his wife's. It means kicking up a fuss, and Oleh had never heard it until he met her — he reckons it comes from her Cherkasy side, because nobody says it that way in the Sumy region where he's from.

Print by Oleh Shkoloberda, Kyiv. This one is an anchor. High contrast, no quiet corners — give it a plain wall and room to breathe. A hallway, a stairwell, or a single strong note in an otherwise neutral scheme.

Because every artwork is different, we work from the original proportions. Most of our prints fall near standard paper formats, which makes framing straightforward:

30×40cm (A3 is 29.7×42cm)
40×50cm (A3+ is 32.9×48.3cm)
40×60cm (A2 is 42×59.4cm)
50×70cm (between A2 and A1)
60×80cm (A1 is 59.4×84.1cm)

If you're buying a frame separately, these are good starting points.

Prints are made to order, which means there's a production step before we ship. Most orders are dispatched within 1–3 business days.

Delivery from there:
UK – 1–3 days
Ukraine – 1-3 days

You will receive a tracking number to track your shipment after dispatch.

If you're not happy with the order or something happened during the shipping, email us at orders@skarb.com within 14 days and we'll sort it out — replacement, refund, or any option that suits you.

Printed on 200 gsm fine art paper – uncoated, matte, slightly textured. Giclée printing, 12-channel pigment inks. Archival quality: with reasonable care, the colours will hold for 100+ years.

Frames are solid wood from sustainable forestry, with a slim profile and a mounted hanger on the back. Ready to go straight up.

20% to the artist

Gicleé printing

Tracked shipping

14-day returns

MEET THE ARTIST

Oleh Shkoloberda

Oleh combines fragments of everyday life with something more romantic and poetic, building images in layers. He works in painting, collage and mixed media, and has shown in Ukraine and abroad. His series Simple Things is about ordinary moments, which are the most important ones – someone you love looking at you, a walk with the dog, a phrase that has a special meaning only for you two. Things like these give life its weight, and hold you up on the worst days.

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Frequently asked questions

We don't keep prints in stock – every order is made for you. Production takes up to 3 working days, followed by 1–3 days for delivery. Once your order ships, you'll get an email with a tracking number.

Yes. If something isn't right, email us at order@skarbprints.com within 14 days of receiving your order. We take quality seriously, but we know surprises happen – we'll look at each case individually and find a solution that works for you, whether that's an exchange, a refund, or something else.

We currently serve two markets – Ukraine and the UK, with local production in both. In Ukraine, orders are delivered to your nearest Nova Post branch or parcel locker. In the UK, orders arrive by courier (Evri) to your door. We're planning to expand to the EU and beyond – follow us on Instagram or join our mailing list to hear when international orders go live.

Local economics – production and operating costs in Ukraine are lower. The quality is identical either way: the same archival paper, the same giclée printing, the same artists, the same 20% royalty on every sale.

We do giclée prints on 200gsm fine art paper using 12-channel pigment inks on Epson SureColor printers – the same process used by galleries and archives. With reasonable care, the colours hold for 100+ years. It's the standard art institutions rely on.

Yes. We offer frames in natural wood with acrylic glazing, acid-free backing to protect the paper, and hanging hardware included. Framing service is built into the price – no assembly and no extra steps for you. The print arrives ready to live on your walls.

Industry standard is 10–15%, but we thought we could do better. We think artists should get a real cut, not a vague promise of "fair pay." So we publish the number: 20% of the retail print price on every sale, no thresholds, and no clever accounting. If a print sells for £60, the artist gets £12. The rest covers production, marketing, and keeping the store running.