Trade · Wholesale · Licensing

Artwork with presence for stores, spaces and stories worth carrying.

Wholesale prints for independent retailers. Art-led support for interiors. Licensing and creative collaborations developed directly with Zoë.

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A Crowd Becomes a Chorus, Zoë Sinclair’s vivid contemporary collage based on the March on Washington. — A Crowd Becomes a Chorus — March on Washington, 1963· Heritage Series

EstablishedCreating since 2018

Opening order£150

OrderingMixed artworks welcomed

Current sizesA4 and A3

Choose your route

One body of work. Three ways to bring it closer.

Go directly to the information that matters to your store, space or idea.

01 · Retail

Wholesale prints

A curated A4 and A3 collection for independent shops, galleries and cultural retail, with low opening orders and mixed artwork ordering.

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02 · Spaces

Interior projects

Artwork selected around the scale, atmosphere, palette and story of residential, hospitality, workplace and cultural spaces.

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03 · Partnerships

Licensing & collaboration

Existing artwork or a new visual concept for editorial, cultural and thoughtfully aligned brand-led projects.

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Wholesale for retailers

A distinctive collection, ready for the right shelves.

Story-led art prints for shops and cultural spaces that want colour, character and a clear point of view. The wholesale catalogue includes the current A4 and A3 edit, confirmed prices and ordering terms.

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Opening order: £150
Reorders: £100
Ordering: Mixed artworks welcomed
Presentation: Unframed A4 and A3 prints
Payment: Payment in full before production
Delivery: Charged at cost

Wholesale £17.50 / $24.00

Recommended retail £30.00 / $41.00

Wholesale £22.50 / $30.00

Recommended retail £40.00 / $54.00

A curated edit

Begin with the work.

Public history, intimate gesture and imagined worlds—held together by Zoë’s recognisable language of colour, pattern and composition.

The Clinton Twelve, a collage combining a historical photograph with vivid patterned clothing and yellow circular forms. — The Clinton Twelve — Clinton, Tennessee, 1956· Heritage Series

Two men in vividly coloured clothing sit beneath an imagined sunset as smoke rises above them. — The Long Conversation· Work by Zoë

Rosa Parks before a cluster of microphones, reimagined through saturated colour, pattern and a circular halo. — The Voice Continued — Rosa Parks, 1968· Heritage Series

A young girl in a vivid patterned dress holds a doll beneath luminous yellow circles. — The World She Gives Her· Work by Zoë

Interior visualisation showing The Walk — Ruby Bridges, 1960 framed above a walnut sideboard in a calm room. — The Walk — Ruby Bridges, 1960· Interior visualisation

Trade & interior projects

Art chosen for how a space should feel and what it should say.

Begin with an existing work, a particular scale or simply the atmosphere you want to create. Zoë can shape an artwork edit around the project while preserving the individual story within every piece.

Residential, hospitality, workplace and cultural spaces
Single statement works or coordinated selections
Production and delivery agreed before proceeding

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Gusher magazine open to an editorial spread featuring artwork by Zoë for Queen of the Townships. — Gusher magazine· Editorial artwork by Zoë Sinclair for Queen of the Townships

Selected collaboration

A visual language that can travel beyond the print.

The Gusher magazine feature shows Zoë’s work in a genuine editorial context. Frequency of Love also welcomes licensing and creative enquiries across publishing, products, campaigns and cultural projects.

Share the intended use, audience, territory and timing. The right creative approach—and the permissions it requires—can then be considered clearly.

Copyright remains with Frequency of Love unless separately agreed in writing. Usage, duration, adaptation and exclusivity are agreed individually.

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A clear beginning

From first enquiry to the right next step.

01Choose your route.
Wholesale, interiors or licensing.
02Share the essentials.
Tell Zoë about the store, space or idea.
03Receive a relevant response.
The catalogue, information or project next step—without a generic sales sequence.

Trade essentials

Useful answers before you enquire.

Who is wholesale for?

Wholesale enquiries are welcomed from active independent retailers, gallery and museum shops, cultural retail and design-led stores. Include your website or professional social account so Zoë can understand your setting.

What is the minimum order?

The opening order is £150. Reorders begin at £100, and different artworks can be mixed within an order.

Which sizes are available?

The current wholesale collection is available as unframed A4 and A3 prints. The trade catalogue sets out the current artwork edit and pricing.

How are delivery and lead times handled?

Delivery is charged at cost. Production and delivery timing are confirmed before an order or project proceeds, once the quantity and destination are known.

Can you help select work for an interior?

Yes. Begin with an artwork, a scale, a palette or simply the atmosphere you want the space to hold. Zoë can respond with a considered edit for the project.

How do licensing conversations begin?

Share the intended use, audience, channels, territory and timing. Usage, duration, permissions and any exclusivity are then considered and agreed individually in writing.

Trade enquiries

Tell Zoë what you are creating.

Choose the closest enquiry type and share only what is useful. Zoë will reply personally with the relevant catalogue, information or next step.

An enquiry is simply the beginning of a conversation. It does not create an order, licence or exclusivity agreement.