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Scratch Map Exclusive Artist Edition
Luckies£24.95
The worlds of art and Scratch Maps collide as renowned artists bring you original and exclusive world maps.
Product description
The worlds of art and Scratch Maps collide as renowned artists bring you original and exclusive world maps.
Luckies teams up with renowned artists to bring you original and exclusive world maps for recording your adventures.
Own a piece of wall art that’s totally unique and personal to you as you remove the top layer of gold foil for each country you visit.
The perfect statement piece for your home which you can revisit and customise time and time again.
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This edition features original work by Dave Buonaguidi. He can most often be found screen printing in East London, working with found images and materials, with a fondness for salvaging vintage maps.
He overprints each object with bold, thought-provoking slogans using bright, in-your-face type. In 2003 he created the iconic ‘Make Tea Not War’ poster for the anti-war march, and which is now part of the collections at the V&A and the Trento museum of modern art.
Variations
***Frame not included
Overview
Made in Britain
Gift wrapping available
Dimensions
- Map: 84.1cm (H) x 59.4cm (W) | Pack: 62cm (H) x 6.5cm (W) x 6.5cm (D)
- Made in the U.K.
Made from
High quality heavy stock paper, card, coloured foil
Please use an eraser or fingernail to remove the foil, as using a metal object can damage the Scratch Map paper's matte finish.
Product code
928986
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Overall product rating
5 out of 5
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