the pen license

One of my earliest memories of primary school was learning to write.
The teacher would write down the letter ‘a’ and you would copy it, row after row between the top and bottom lines.
Then another letter, and another.

Fast forward a few years and you were joining up your words like a pro, so you were then upgraded to the magical blue ink pen. (That seemed excessively long if I remember).

This was the messiest writing tool that ever lived! 😆

Those little plastic ink cartridges used to go everywhere, a day didn’t go by where you wouldn’t get blue on your hands.
Or on your lips! 👄 no, don’t chew the end for goodness sake. 😂

I don’t think I’ve ever owned a cartridge based ink pen in my adult life, oh, those childhood memories.

• designed and developed in the what phil sees studio.
• limited edition of 50 prints in total across all sizes.
• individually signed and numbered.
• printed on museum grade 210gsm matte paper using archival quality fade resistant inks.
• each limited edition print comes supplied with an official certificate of authenticity.
• supplied unframed.
• all prints are sent rolled in a sturdy tube by signed for delivery.