Music For Everyone Hand Pulled Screenprint

Five screens. Five passes through the press. Each one building the image that says what we all know but rarely admit — music doesn't belong to the industry, the critics, or the gatekeepers. It belongs to everyone.

This isn't about high art or low culture. It's about the kid learning three chords on a borrowed guitar and the session musician who's played on records you've sung along to without knowing their name. It's about bedroom producers and buskers, wedding bands and world tours, kitchen discos and festival crowds. Music as the thing that crosses every line we draw between ourselves.

The process mirrors the message. Screen printing — the democratic medium. The same technique that printed punk gig posters in the seventies and community centre flyers today. No gallery walls required. No art school degree needed to understand it. Just ink, mesh, and the pressure of pulling each screen by hand.

Five layers build the image slowly. CMYK plus one — the fifth screen adding depth where the standard four-colour process reaches its limit. Each pull slightly different from the last. Thirty identical prints that aren't quite identical, because hand-pulled means human-made, and humans aren't machines.

The typography sits direct on the paper. No decoration, no flourishes. The message clear enough that you could read it from across the room or understand it in a language you don't speak. Music for everyone. Not music for some people. Not music for people like us. Everyone.

B2 format — 700 x 500mm — large enough to hold the wall without dominating it. The paper stock chosen for how it holds the ink, not how it photographs. Sold unframed because framing is personal. Your wall, your choice, your space.

Details

5-layer CMYK hand-pulled screenprint, B2 700 x 500mm. Limited edition of 30, signed and numbered. Sold unframed.

Perfect For

Anyone who's ever turned the volume up when their song came on. Record collectors who understand that the best music happens in bedrooms and garages. People who know that the most important gigs are the ones that never get reviewed.

Shipping

Wrapped in acid-free tissue and shipped in a sturdy cardboard tube.

FAQ

Is this framed?
No, sold unframed and shipped in a tube.

How do I care for it?
Keep away from direct sunlight and moisture. Frame with UV-protective glass.

How many exist?
30 prints, each signed and numbered.

What size is it?
B2 700 x 500mm (about 27.6 x 19.7 inches).

Do you ship internationally?
Yes.