Dolphin F Mug x David Shrigley
‘Dolphin Fuck’ by David Shrigley. Nothing else to say. This is a fully breakable ceramic mug with a 'hilarious' design.
- Dimensions (cm): 8D x 8W x 9.5H
- Comes in a gift box
- Made in the United Kingdom
About the Artist
David Shrigley is a British artist whose drawing style evolved as a reaction to the seriousness of the art he was expected to produce at art school. His drawings have a kind of throwaway beauty featuring monster children, idiots, aliens and bad parents. Full of twisted lists and exchanges, Shrigley is a favourite for his angst about modern living, his everyday disappointments and his endless cynicism. He holds onto the things that surprise him and make him laugh and as a result us as well.
‘Dolphin Fuck’ by David Shrigley. Nothing else to say. This is a fully breakable ceramic mug with a 'hilarious' design.
- Dimensions (cm): 8D x 8W x 9.5H
- Comes in a gift box
- Made in the United Kingdom
About the Artist
David Shrigley is a British artist whose drawing style evolved as a reaction to the seriousness of the art he was expected to produce at art school. His drawings have a kind of throwaway beauty featuring monster children, idiots, aliens and bad parents. Full of twisted lists and exchanges, Shrigley is a favourite for his angst about modern living, his everyday disappointments and his endless cynicism. He holds onto the things that surprise him and make him laugh and as a result us as well.
Description
‘Dolphin Fuck’ by David Shrigley. Nothing else to say. This is a fully breakable ceramic mug with a 'hilarious' design.
- Dimensions (cm): 8D x 8W x 9.5H
- Comes in a gift box
- Made in the United Kingdom
About the Artist
David Shrigley is a British artist whose drawing style evolved as a reaction to the seriousness of the art he was expected to produce at art school. His drawings have a kind of throwaway beauty featuring monster children, idiots, aliens and bad parents. Full of twisted lists and exchanges, Shrigley is a favourite for his angst about modern living, his everyday disappointments and his endless cynicism. He holds onto the things that surprise him and make him laugh and as a result us as well.
