Punk & Disorderly for Big Issue: the 35-impression screenprint

D*Face’s 2026 Punk & Disorderly for Paste, Present, Future is a three-colour, hand-pulled screenprint on 240 gsm Olin Colours paper, 84×59 cm, in an edition of 35. Big Issue Shop lists it at £150 plus shipping and marked it out of stock on 6 October 2026. The release belongs to GrowUp’s project with UNCLE, with 25% paid to Big Issue to support people experiencing poverty in the UK. Exact print.

A title shared with a different body of work

StolenSpace’s earlier Punk & Disorderly presentation ran from 11 December 2025 to 25 January 2026 and offered unique 1/1 collages. The gallery describes those objects as collaged, hand-painted, sprayed, matt-varnished and hand-printed on 400 gsm Bockingford archival paper. Its catalogue numbers the works 01 through 40. The Big Issue edition of 35 is a different configuration with a different support and edition structure; it should not inherit the HPM group’s one-of-one status. StolenSpace exhibition.

A seller’s short title “Punk & Disorderly” could describe either the charity screenprint or one of the individually composed collages. Year, paper, dimensions and the edition designation are needed to resolve which object is being offered. The shared name does not establish that the later print reproduces a particular numbered HPM; the inspected primary sources do not identify such a direct image lineage.

The broader project and the exact offer

Big Issue’s 3 September 2026 announcement describes Paste, Present, Future as a 35-artist project combining London poster sites with an exhibition at Laundry Studios. The shop collection contains work by many participants. This record covers only D*Face’s contribution, so the 35-artist project count must not be confused with the print’s separately stated 35-impression edition. Project announcement.

The studio’s Punk Press pair presents a closer production comparison. Those prints are similarly specified as three-colour screenprints on 240 gsm Olin, at a near-A1 size and £150 each, but each Punk Press subject has an edition of 200. Matching price and a related production format do not make the Big Issue print a Punk Press variant or part of either 200-impression allocation. Its project partner, title and 35-impression run identify it separately.

The primary Big Issue product description does not specify a hand signature, numbering convention or COA. Those claims remain unstated even though other D*Face editions may include them. For a collector documenting this release, the most useful evidence is the exact project attribution, paper and size, edition 35 and the stated charitable share, kept separate from the earlier collage series.