DISCO25

DISCO 25 is a hand-pulled screen print that hits you like a light rig switched on full blast. Five letters. Five characters. Each one its own world of colour, stacked and slotted into a bold grid against a background of scorching fluorescent orange that practically vibrates off the paper.

The Design

Look at that D up top — black outlines housing a blast of electric green, cut through with deep shadow tones that give it real weight and dimension. Then the I drops in below, leaning into a rich dark body with a flash of hot pink that stops you in your tracks. Centre stage, the S sits inside a circular form, its curves playing between warm cream and a dark metallic tone with the faintest hint of gold catching in there. Below that, a C locked inside another circle, punching out a sharp acid yellow against black that screams energy. And rounding it all off, the O — a cool teal blue circle, bold and confident, grounded with a heavy dark outline.

Every letter is a separate statement. Together they spell out something that feels like a celebration of print itself. The colour choices are not subtle. They are not meant to be. This is DISCO — it is supposed to make noise.

The Print

This is a B2 screen print at 700 x 500mm. That is a serious size. It commands a wall. The format gives every letterform room to breathe and the fluorescent orange field the space it needs to do its job properly. Signed by the artist, this is a genuine hand-pulled original — every layer laid down by hand, every colour a deliberate choice pulled through a screen.

Important

Please check the photos carefully for any damage before purchasing. This is the last one available. Once it sells, that is it. There are no more. Postage and packaging included, so it will arrive safely and ready to go straight on your wall.

This print has the energy of a dance floor and the craft of a print studio that takes what it does seriously. Bold, graphic, loud in the best possible way — DISCO 25 is the kind of piece that changes the room it lives in.

Who is this print for? Collectors who understand that hand-pulled means unrepeatable. Once it's gone, it's gone. Own a piece of British screenprint craft.