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How should you live your life?
You could look in your mirror every morning and chant how strong you are, or you could salute this print by your front door and make the decision for how you shall deal with the day. Zero Fucks Given.
We have, entirely ironically, created this print based on our original Zero Fucks Given, but we’ve taken out the words. That way you can display it loudly and proudly but also keep it for your own amusement.
Due to demand we have created a number of versions of this print..same as this with a pink background, as monochrome, or with words, as well as the original which is in a landscape format.
This print lives in a palette of soft lilac purple and cool violet blue – a single-temperature, tonal world with no warm notes to speak of, just varying depths of the same cool hue moving from the pale blush-lavender of the background to the deeper cobalt-adjacent lines of the illustrated hands. That clarity makes wall colour choices straightforward: analogous neighbours work beautifully here, so a cool dove grey, a pale blue-grey, or a soft periwinkle wall will sit in easy harmony with the print’s own temperature. For contrast, a wall in muted sage – green being the natural complement to the violet family – gives the lilac tones somewhere to sing without the composition tipping into clash. Warm whites with a yellow or peachy bias should be avoided; the print wants a cool or true white if the wall is to read as neutral. The mood is dry, deadpan, and a little surreal – the hands drawn with studied precision to illustrate something resolutely unbothered – and that combination of graphic discipline and laconic wit reads naturally into contemporary maximalist, modern eclectic, neo-pop, and playful Scandi interiors. It belongs in a home office where the sentiment doubles as a daily reminder, or in a sitting room or bedroom where it signals personality rather than decoration. Part of the Sweary Psalms collection, which pairs illustrated irreverence with a sharp eye, it holds its own alongside other prints from the series for a gallery wall that feels cohesive and deliberately cheeky. It also makes an honest, considered gift for anyone who appreciates the art of not caring.
Printed with archival pigment inks on Enhanced Matte art paper – a smooth, gallery-grade stock with a soft, glare-free surface that qualifies as museum-grade in its resistance to fading – the finish suits both slim black or white modern frames and more ornate vintage mouldings without the distraction of glare. The A4 is well suited to a shelf lean or a tight gallery wall grouping; A3 steps up to a desk or bedside hang where the detail in the hands can be read properly; A2 becomes a confident statement for a hallway or home-office wall; A1 commands a full wall in a sitting room or bedroom; and the A0 is a room-anchoring piece, large enough for the lilac ground to read as a tonal wash that colours the whole space. This print is also available as a 28×40 inch (70×100 cm) canvas, ready to hang with no frame needed.
