Young People Drinking Aperol - The 1975 - Digital Download
This print draws inspiration from The 1975, the title track of Being Funny in a Foreign Language. Featuring an Aperol spritz with the phrase "young people drinking Aperol," the design mirrors the song’s clever, self-aware commentary on modern culture. Just like the song plays with irony and authenticity, this print captures a moment of youthful indulgence, offering a snapshot of contemporary life wrapped in a minimalist aesthetic.
The clean lines and bold typography reflect the track's straightforward yet witty tone, making this print the perfect addition for fans of The 1975 who appreciate art that blends humor with subtle social observation. Hang it in your living space, kitchen, or lounge for a stylish nod to the band’s signature fusion of pop and clever lyricism.
This is a digital print that will be emailed to you as a a zip. folder containing high quality jpg’s in 8X10”, 11X14”, and 16X20” ready to print! The design might vary from the mockups depending on the exact size.
I suggest using your local London Drugs photolab or ordering online through Vistaprint
Digital Products:
No Returns: Due to the nature of digital products, we do not accept returns or offer refunds for digital downloads.
Technical Issues: If you experience any issues with your digital download, please contact us for assistance.
This print draws inspiration from The 1975, the title track of Being Funny in a Foreign Language. Featuring an Aperol spritz with the phrase "young people drinking Aperol," the design mirrors the song’s clever, self-aware commentary on modern culture. Just like the song plays with irony and authenticity, this print captures a moment of youthful indulgence, offering a snapshot of contemporary life wrapped in a minimalist aesthetic.
The clean lines and bold typography reflect the track's straightforward yet witty tone, making this print the perfect addition for fans of The 1975 who appreciate art that blends humor with subtle social observation. Hang it in your living space, kitchen, or lounge for a stylish nod to the band’s signature fusion of pop and clever lyricism.
This is a digital print that will be emailed to you as a a zip. folder containing high quality jpg’s in 8X10”, 11X14”, and 16X20” ready to print! The design might vary from the mockups depending on the exact size.
I suggest using your local London Drugs photolab or ordering online through Vistaprint
Digital Products:
No Returns: Due to the nature of digital products, we do not accept returns or offer refunds for digital downloads.
Technical Issues: If you experience any issues with your digital download, please contact us for assistance.
This print draws inspiration from The 1975, the title track of Being Funny in a Foreign Language. Featuring an Aperol spritz with the phrase "young people drinking Aperol," the design mirrors the song’s clever, self-aware commentary on modern culture. Just like the song plays with irony and authenticity, this print captures a moment of youthful indulgence, offering a snapshot of contemporary life wrapped in a minimalist aesthetic.
The clean lines and bold typography reflect the track's straightforward yet witty tone, making this print the perfect addition for fans of The 1975 who appreciate art that blends humor with subtle social observation. Hang it in your living space, kitchen, or lounge for a stylish nod to the band’s signature fusion of pop and clever lyricism.
This is a digital print that will be emailed to you as a a zip. folder containing high quality jpg’s in 8X10”, 11X14”, and 16X20” ready to print! The design might vary from the mockups depending on the exact size.
I suggest using your local London Drugs photolab or ordering online through Vistaprint
Digital Products:
No Returns: Due to the nature of digital products, we do not accept returns or offer refunds for digital downloads.
Technical Issues: If you experience any issues with your digital download, please contact us for assistance.
