You Sexy Hand Pulled Glitter Screenprint

Three layers of ink and a handful of glitter. Sometimes the most direct messages are the most powerful ones.

You Sexy doesn't mess about. Bold sans-serif letterforms pulled through mesh screens, each layer building weight and presence. The third pass adds glitter — not subtle sparkle, but proper attention-grabbing shine that catches light from across the room.

This comes from twenty years of learning screenprint rules just to ignore them when it matters. The typography is deliberately unfussy — no flourishes, no decorative elements. Just two words that do exactly what they're meant to do. The glitter layer changes everything depending on the light. Morning sun through a window hits it differently than evening lamplight. It's never quite the same print twice.

Hand-pulled in a village studio using 320gsm Somerset Satin paper. Three separate screens, three separate passes. The glitter gets mixed fresh for each print run — it clogs screens, makes registration tricky, generally causes problems. Worth it for that particular kind of surface tension between the matte ink and the reflective particles.

Square format works here. Gives the words room to breathe without feeling lost. Large enough to read from a distance, compact enough to work in smaller spaces. The paper stock takes the ink weight well — no bleeding, clean edges on the letterforms.

Limited to 100 prints because that's what makes sense for a piece like this. Each one signed and numbered by hand. Sold unframed and shipped in a protective tube with acid-free tissue. Ready to frame however works best for your space.

Details:

• 3-layer hand-pulled screenprint with glitter
• Limited edition of 100
• 350 x 350mm square format
• 320gsm Somerset Satin paper
• Signed and numbered
• Sold unframed

Care: Frame with UV-protective glass. Keep away from direct sunlight and moisture.

Shipping: Free UK delivery. International shipping available. Wrapped in acid-free tissue and shipped in a sturdy cardboard tube.

For people who believe compliments should be given directly and often. For walls that could use a bit more honesty.