If you know, you know…

Dry humour with street-poster presentation — specific, weird, and instantly memorable. “Egg Salad” reads like a found sign or an in-joke you stumbled across in the city and decided to keep forever. It’s the perfect palette cleanser in a gallery wall: it adds personality and a little absurdity without breaking the aesthetic. Great for kitchens (obviously), dining spaces, or anywhere you want a small laugh built into the room.

Onigiri a day, keeps the blues away.

Celebrate a Japanese staple with this clean, stylised Onigiri Poster Print — simple shapes, bold graphic charm and an instantly recognisable silhouette that brings a playful pop to any wall. Inspired by the everyday food culture you’ll find in convenience stores, kitchens and late-night cravings, this design blends Japanese minimalism with a tongue in cheek modern poster vibe. Perfect for kitchens, dining spaces, studios or anyone building a wall of quirky graphic prints. Pair it with other CAPSIZE “Tongue in Cheek” favourites like Egg Salad or One Cup for a fun, curated gallery wall that feels like found street design - only cleaner.

We’ve all been there…

A funny, relatable street-style print that captures the universal “well… that happened” moment. It’s minimal, bold, and designed to read instantly from across the room. Perfect as a lighter piece in a political wall, or as a standalone print in a hallway, bathroom, kitchen, or office where you want humour that still feels graphic and design-led. If you like your walls to feel like a stack of found posters — part serious, part silly — this one belongs.

Or Leave me Alone

A deadpan, straight-to-the-point poster for anyone whose politics includes boundaries and their own peace. The line reads like a street sticker you’d spot on a lamppost and immediately want to steal for your wall. It’s witty, blunt, and designed to sit comfortably between “funny” and “statement,” making it a great gift print — or a personal manifesto for your kitchen, bar cart, or living room. Looks best when you style it with other text-heavy prints for that gritty, urban poster-stack feel.

Pucker up Victor…

A political metaphor disguised as a monster story: what we create can turn on us; what we build can escape control. This print is perfect for anyone who likes satire with literary teeth, or political art that feels darker and smarter than a simple slogan. It works especially well in studies, offices, and creative spaces — places where people will look twice. Pair it with “Trump 2028” or other satire pieces for a wall that feels ominously funny.

A ubiquitous South East Asian acknowledgement.

A playful “rule” poster with street-sign energy — the kind of thing you’d laugh at, photograph, and then want on your wall. It reads like a found urban artefact: specific, slightly absurd, and culturally textured. Great for kitchens and dining spaces (especially), or anywhere you want the room to feel lived-in and worldly. Pair it with city prints like “Osaka Dotonburi” for a fun mini-set that feels like street life captured as design.

M.akes S.tuff G.reat

This Japanese mayonnaise poster takes an everyday icon from the kitchen shelf and turns it into a clean, stylised graphic print—bold shape, simple lines and that instantly recognisable bottle silhouette that feels like a little Tokyo convenience-store moment on your wall. It’s playful, minimal and proudly food-obsessed—a cheeky nod to the condiment that upgrades everything from rice bowls to sandwiches.

Perfect for kitchens, dining spaces, studios, or anyone building a gallery wall of quirky Japanese-inspired prints. Pair it with Onigiri for a tight two-print set, or mix it with other Tongue in Cheek pieces for a wall that feels like found street design—funny, graphic, and weirdly perfect.