A black-on-off-white illustration of a skinny, lanky guy, feet braced against the edges of the frame as he hauls an oversized bomb. He’s caught mid-struggle, balancing caution with chaos in a tight space. It’s a tense, offbeat moment that feels both ridiculous and oddly relatable. wait for the drop.

Fat boy

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I made this hand-drawn print of Churchill’s line ‘Blood, Toil, Tears, Sweat’ to capture the spirit of hard work and grit. Simple, black typography keeps the focus on the message.. perfect for a space where you want a bit of extra motivation, like a gym or home studio.

Toil

A black-on-off-white illustration of a creature that’s somehow part deer, part bear, and part hare. Like a strange mix of classic English wildlife that went a bit off-piste. Familiarly odd, it’s a nod to British fauna with a twist.

Fauna 1

This hand-drawn print features ‘Gebroulaz’ in typography, with a simple illustration of the glacier’s peak. It’s all about honouring the Gebroulaz Glacier.. clean, black-on-off-white, and made for anyone who has a connection to this iconic spot.

Gebroulaz Noir

This print features the line ‘Crush Kill Destroy Stress’ in bold, black typography on an off-white background—a nod to the Pharoahe Monch track.

Stress

This hand-drawn print says ‘Caffiend,’ with a 1950s teacup character marching along, armed with a pop gun and a laptop. Black on off-white, it’s for those who take their caffeine (maybe a bit too) seriously.

Caffiend

A black-on-off-white illustration of a dog, sitting with his back turned, giving a look over his shoulder—as if to say his bite might just be worse than his bark.

Bullseye

This hand-drawn print ‘Meat Team’ in bold type, with a big, unapologetic illustration of a steak front and centre. Black on off-white with a slice of blood red, it’s for those who proudly rep their carnivorous side.. no frills, just beef. Support your local butcher.

Meat Team

This print says it in three words: ‘I Like It Here.’ In bold, black-on-off-white.. a straightforward nod to feeling at home - wherever ‘here’ happens to be.

I like it here

The entire British Empire was built on cups of tea. If you think I'm going to war without one mate, you're very much mistaken.

Tristan Vanger