• Campballs Andy's Version by Studio Stoutpoep – risograph A2 art print featuring a grid of humorous soup cans parodying Warhol’s Campbell’s series. Red and white tomato cans labeled "with balls" and “may contain traces of nuts.” Printed in Belgium with soy-based inks.
  • Campballs Andy's Version by Studio Stoutpoep – risograph A2 art print featuring a grid of humorous soup cans parodying Warhol’s Campbell’s series. Red and white tomato cans labeled "with balls" and “may contain traces of nuts.” Printed in Belgium with soy-based inks.
  • Campballs Andy's Version by Studio Stoutpoep – risograph A2 art print featuring a grid of humorous soup cans parodying Warhol’s Campbell’s series. Red and white tomato cans labeled "with balls" and “may contain traces of nuts.” Printed in Belgium with soy-based inks.
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Campballs (Andy's version) by Studio Stoutpoep – A2 Limited Edition Risograph Print

Campballs (Andy's version) by Studio Stoutpoep – A2 Limited Edition Risograph Print

€57,00 EUR
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Description

Forget subtle — Campballs (Andy's version) by Studio Stoutpoep is pure graphic mischief. This A2 risograph print reimagines Warhol’s soup cans with a cheeky twist on masculinity and pop culture. Vibrant, irreverent, and full of character — the perfect conversation starter for lovers of bold design and smart humor.

Specifications

  • Title: Campballs (Andy's version)
  • Artist: Studio Stoutpoep
  • Size: 42 x 59.4 cm (A2)
  • Paper: 300g uncoated paper
  • Print Type: Risograph print with soy- or rice-based ink
  • Packaging: Rolled and shipped in a protective cardboard tube
  • Edition: Limited
  • Made in: Belgium
  • Frame: Not included
  • Style: Risograph, parody art, contemporary pop satire
  • This artwork was carefully scanned for display, so colors may differ slightly from the original illustration

Illustrator info

Studio Stoutpoep is the alter ego of Antwerp artist Domien Delforge, known for bold, humorous risograph prints that mix playful provocation with sharp cultural commentary. His work explores identity, desire, and absurdity with fearless, colorful style.

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