Don't let the buzzards grind you down; phrase
– loosely based on "Illegitimi non carborundum", a mock-Latin aphorism that originated during World War II, attributed to British army intelligence and later widely adopted — usually translated as "Don't let the bastards grind you down".

Reproduced graphics from old encyclopedic archives are transformed with new meaning through common words and phrases silkscreen-printed in rich layers of gold-ink.

Limited edition of 100 prints

• Serigraphy on 4-color-reproduction
• Limited edition of 100 prints, 24 x 30 cm (approx. 9.5 by 12 inch)
• Hand-printed (type), numbered and signed
• Custom-drawn typography and custom-mixed gold ink
• 300 GSM uncoated and FSC/PEFC certified
• Unframed, ships in a sturdy poster tube