Post No Bills Mug – Make the Walls Vibrate

A ban turned into an invitation.

« Défense d'afficher » — post no bills. The phrase you find on every city wall and read without seeing. Here it becomes the headline of a poster doing the exact opposite: a woman's profile cut out like a stencil, a red sun, ink spatter, typography that hits hard. And right underneath, the reply: faites vibrer les murs — make the walls vibrate.

A gift for the people who fly-post, screen-print, hang shows and book venues: graphic designers, poster artists, art students, booksellers, the owners of the local co-op café. An object with more business on a drawing table than in a cupboard.

• Graphic poster in black, white and red with a screen-printed texture, printed across the full face
• Two handle colours: bright red or black, with matching interior
• Classic 330 ml size, to give or to keep

Down the sides of the artwork, two columns of words: « art, idées, murs, vies, libres » — art, ideas, walls, lives, free — and « contemporaine, rebelle, singulière, polyvalente » — contemporary, rebellious, singular, versatile.

Specifications

• Material: ceramic
• Capacity: 330 ml
• Dimensions: 9.7 cm high, 8 cm in diameter
• Printing: high-definition sublimation
• Care: dishwasher safe; a gentle wash keeps the artwork vivid for longer
• Use: hot and cold drinks

Personalisation

Would you rather have a mug with your own design? Click Contact and upload your artwork through our form (ideally in high definition, HD or 4K, for the best result) — we will get back to you to finalise your custom creation.

Shipping

Preparation takes 1 to 3 business days, followed by delivery to a Mondial Relay pickup point: 2 to 4 business days within mainland France (indicative total 3 to 7 business days, €5.50) or 7 to 14 business days for the rest of the European Union (indicative total 8 to 17 business days, €9.90). You choose your pickup point at checkout. Full details in our shipping policy.

Further reading

This design belongs to a run that will never be reissued: our article Why our runs are limited explains why.