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David Shrigley's 'April Fool Project' groups six screenprints and five ceramic sculptures released from 2020 to 2023 by AllRightsReserved, Hong Kong. Its numbered volumes were timed to April Fools' Day and sold through DDT Store, its online shop, pairing his hand-lettered one-liners with small painted ceramics.

David Shrigley made the 64 linocuts, etchings, woodcuts and lithographs in this series 'Copenhagen Prints Schäfer Editions' between 2014 and 2026. All were printed at Michael Schäfer's print workshop in Copenhagen. Most of the 38 linocuts are editions of 100, and the etchings and woodcuts were issued in smaller runs of 20 or 30.

'Pulped Fiction' 2023 is David Shrigley's project of creating a limited edition run of 1,250 copies of George Orwell's 'Nineteen Eighty-Four', published by Shrig Books, each copy was sold with a screenprint. The book's paper was made from about 6,000 pulped copies of Dan Brown's 'The Da Vinci Code', and stray letters and words from Brown's novel can still be seen on its pages.

The four screenprints in David Shrigley's 'Sketch Restaurant Counter Editions' were published by Counter Editions in June 2018, each in an edition of 125. From July 2018 the set was installed in The Gallery, the dining room at the London restaurant Sketch, beside the 91 new colour works Shrigley had made for the room.

'Vote' pairs David Shrigley with the Spanish cartoonist Joan Cornellà: two sets of eight silkscreen prints, each in an edition of 125, from DDT Store in 2022. One set is portrait and the other is landscape, and the project also produced a mixed-media sculpture in an edition of 100, 'I Got Your Face Tattooed To Remember How Much I Hate You'.

In October 2022 Copenhagen's Shrig Shop turned eight David Shrigley paintings into the 'Colour & Text' posters, offset lithographs in editions of 250. Each reproduces one of his hand-lettered colour paintings, and the series also includes the set of all eight.

Five screenprints and three handmade editions, published by Counter Editions between 2009 and 2025, make up this David Shrigley series. The three that are made or finished by hand are: the marker-pen drawing 'Untitled This Will Not Be Here Tomorrow', the acrylic painting 'Shits' and the porcelain 'Swan Thing', whose face the artist draws on every bird.

Galleri Nicolai Wallner and Shrig Shop, both in Copenhagen, published the 29 David Shrigley editions in this series, most of them screenprints, between 2005 and 2023. Twenty-one are screenprints on a shared 75 x 56 cm sheet, made from 2019 to 2023; the rest are three earlier screenprints, a lithograph, two print portfolios, a bone china teapot and a wool rug.

'Human Behaviour & Animals & Existentialism' is a 2022 Shrig Shop release of eight David Shrigley posters, reproducing his black ink drawings. They came out in Copenhagen in April 2022 as two sets of four, 'Human Behaviour' and 'Animals & Existentialism', each poster pairing a drawing with a short line of his hand-lettered text.

'I Am The Jug You Are The Glass' pairs David Shrigley's 2023 Shrig Shop book, an edition of 5,000, with a linocut that was never sold on its own. The hardback gathers more than 300 of his drawings. The linocut, 'I Wrote a Book But No One Read It', is signed and numbered in an edition of 100, and copies were hidden inside books sold online.

David Shrigley's 'Jealous x David Shrigley' series is made up of 28 screenprints released with the publisher Jealous from 2017 to May 2026, most in editions of 125. Each print sets a single hand-lettered line, often beside an animal, in layers of flat colour printed at the Jealous Print Studio in East London.

One-Off Editions & Collaborations gathers 13 standalone David Shrigley editions, made with ten different publishers and partners from 2010 to 2023. Eight are prints, among them three screenprints for the National Gallery of Victoria; the other five are a cast brass tooth, a bronze ear, a knitted merino blanket and two Globe-Trotter suitcases.

David Shrigley's 'Really Good' 2016 is a painted polystone multiple of his Fourth Plinth thumb, made with Flying Tiger Copenhagen in an edition of 3,000. It reproduces, at tabletop scale, the seven-metre bronze hand with an outsized thumb that stood in London's Trafalgar Square from September 2016 to March 2018.

'Stephen Friedman Gallery Editions' brings together ten David Shrigley editions made between 2018 and 2023: nine screenprints and a hand-painted multiple. His London gallery, Stephen Friedman Gallery, published each of them. The screenprints carry his hand-lettered words, from 'Kindness' to 'Fast Train To Shitsville', while 'Time' is painted by hand in acrylic on paper.

David Shrigley's 'Ten Woodcuts' is two portfolios of ten woodcuts, from 2007 and 2008, published by Galleri Nicolai Wallner in editions of 20. Both were printed at Michael Schäfer's print workshop in Copenhagen, each sheet printed on paper from a wooden block carved with one of Shrigley's deadpan drawings or short phrases.

Released by Shrig Shop in Copenhagen in March 2023, David Shrigley's 'The Black & White Collection 2' consists of eight posters, each in an edition of 350. The posters are offset lithographs of his black-and-white drawings, each with its short hand-lettered line, from 'Untitled Cat Watches Your Seizure' to 'Untitled Complexity of the Foot'.