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Putt Definition Canvas Print

We like typography prints best when they come with a little abrasion. This one is a straight-faced dictionary entry for 'putt', followed by a very honest description of what actually happens when you stand over a three-foot tap-in. It reads clean and quiet from across the room, then rewards anyone who steps closer with a proper laugh. Hang it in a study, a home office, a golf-mad hallway or a downstairs loo. Sits well over a desk, a console or a low shelf. Pairs happily with oak, walnut, dark green paint, tartan, brass and old leather. Skip it in nurseries or very soft, romantic rooms — the humour is bone-dry.

We like typography prints best when they come with a little abrasion. This one is a straight-faced dictionary entry for 'putt', followed by a very honest description of what actually happens when you stand over a three-foot tap-in. It reads clean and quiet from across the room, then rewards anyone who steps closer with a proper laugh. Hang it in a study, a home office, a golf-mad hallway or a downstairs loo. Sits well over a desk, a console or a low shelf. Pairs happily with oak, walnut, dark green paint, tartan, brass and old leather. Skip it in nurseries or very soft, romantic rooms — the humour is bone-dry.

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Putt Definition Canvas Print

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We like typography prints best when they come with a little abrasion. This one is a straight-faced dictionary entry for 'putt', followed by a very honest description of what actually happens when you stand over a three-foot tap-in. It reads clean and quiet from across the room, then rewards anyone who steps closer with a proper laugh. Hang it in a study, a home office, a golf-mad hallway or a downstairs loo. Sits well over a desk, a console or a low shelf. Pairs happily with oak, walnut, dark green paint, tartan, brass and old leather. Skip it in nurseries or very soft, romantic rooms — the humour is bone-dry.