Seeing as it's such a warm day (here at least), we thought you might fancy an ice lolly? Or a at least, a picture of one courtesy of the Have An Ice Day screenprint by Crispin Finn.
It's an eye-catching number, with an old school lolly printed in two colours on the white background, complete with what every ice lolly should still have – a joke on the stick.
It's a two-colour embossed screenprint on 300gsm somerset paper, sized at 56cm x 38cm and in an edition of 50. £37.50 gets you one.
Love a good, old-fashioned Polaroid camera? Then you just might appreciate this Instamatic Polaroid Camera screenprinted poster by Nell Smith. best of all? It doesn't cost much to buy.
It's a simple, but eye-catching print of a cameras that gave instant imagery long before the world went digital. Sized at 21 x 29.5cm, it's pictured here in a monochrome cool scheme, but is available in other palettes if you're interested. Give the artist a shout if that's what you want.
Hand printed in Manchester-based studio using solvent-free inks on gorgeous subtly speckled ivory 'Bier Lager' 250gsm A4 card, the print is yours for just £11.
Add a seasonal flavour to your wall with Marcus Walters' Autumn screenprint.
We've already shown you his take on the traditional children's alphabet and here he shows his style works for grown-ups too. The print plays with the bright silhouettes of leaves set against colourful abstracted shapes giving the artwork a very mid-century look.
This is one of a first edition of 40 and costs £175.
Buy it online
We're always happy to see a new set of screenprints by Sir Peter Blake, with the latest one going by the name of the Vichy series.
It's back to the collages for Blake, with the series including The Butterfly Man, Horseshow and our favourite pictured above, A Convention of Comic Book Characters. It is just that, including the likes of Dennis the Menace, Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Pluto, Donald Duck, Charlie Brown, Linus, Desperate Dan, Lord Snooty, Snow White and the Seven Dwarves, Superman, Wonder Woman, The Invisible Man (if you can see him), Green Goblin and many more.
This particular print is in an edition of 125, sized at 393mm x 380mm and as you would expect, signed and numbered by the artist. Not cheap at £1,750, but Blake prints, especially ones based on popular culture, are always a good investment.
Find out more at the Opus Art website
Via Switched On Art
Sadly not a large graphic of the old London Weekend Television image (there's an idea for all you graphic designers), the London Weekend print at Bodie and Fou is still a very unique and eye-catching piece of art.
Designed by Betsy Benn, it features what are described as 'London's most popular weekend destinations' in a vintage font against a matt black background that's probably going to be familiar to seasoned bus users in the capital.
It's printed on 305gm Hahnemuhle photo rag, ultra smooth paper and sixzed at A2, which is 42 x 59.4cm. Sold unframed, it sells for £45.
A tribute to an icon who has, perhaps, never been so hip, the Serge – Singer, Lover, Provocateur, Smoker limited edition print by Bonnie and Clyde.
The print focuses more on just one of those attributes, with Serge Gainsbourg captured in four smoking poses on a print that's sized at 23 x 30 inches, silkscreen printed and limited to just 20 – each one signed by the artists.
Want one? You can order Serge online, priced at £250.
