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Open media in modal The Dirtydoodies Then Why All This Music Poster features a joyful illustration on a yellow background of diverse people in costumes dancing among stylized clouds. Open media in modal Dirtydoodies Then Why All This Music Poster featuring a framed art print of people in costumes dancing on a bright yellow background with white clouds and poetic typography inspired by a Gregory Orr poem.
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Dirtydoodies Then Why All This Music Poster

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Unframed Poster Made by local artist Lauren Cheung 🇸🇬

SGD 89
SGD SGD 89

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The Dirtydoodies Then Why All This Music, Print speaks to life’s rhythm and meaning. A bold typographic tribute to poetry, presence, and the spark within.

  • Poetic typography – Quote from Gregory Orr's beloved poem.
  • Thought-provoking – A celebration of life's spark and rhythm.
  • Striking visual piece – Minimal yet powerful for display.

Barcode: SS14008

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🇲🇾 Shipping to Malaysia is free for orders MYR 350 and above.
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Dimensions

29.7 x 42cm (A3)

Material

Printed on: 230gsm Maple Bright acid-free paper

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ABOUT THE BRAND

Dirtydoodies

Lauren (of Dirtydoodies) is a self-taught artist from Singapore who doodles as a therapeutic respite from the mild vagaries of Singaporean life. She has a penchant
for creating vivid, whimsical, surreal images. A lot of these seem to have something to do with food.
One half of Flat Bahru, she believes that art brings warmth and comfort into a space, and finds fulfilment in bringing this joy to fellow homeowners via her prints.

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