The collection · 15 prints

90s Hip Hop

Bucket hats, gold rope chains and windbreakers in colours that should not work together. The loudest collection in the shop by a wide margin, painted in saturated watercolour that holds its own on a busy wall. Best hung somewhere it will make people laugh.

Every 90s hip hop print in the shop

15 prints

AkitaView on Etsy

Watercolour Basset Hound in 90s hip hop style

Basset HoundView on Etsy

BeagleView on Etsy

Watercolour Chihuahua in 90s hip hop style

ChihuahuaView on Etsy

CorgiView on Etsy

Watercolour Dachshund in 90s hip hop style

DachshundView on Etsy

Watercolour French Bulldog in 90s hip hop style

French BulldogView on Etsy

Watercolour German Shepherd in 90s hip hop style

German ShepherdView on Etsy

Watercolour Golden Retriever in 90s hip hop style

Golden RetrieverView on Etsy

Watercolour Labrador Retriever in 90s hip hop style

Labrador RetrieverView on Etsy

PoodleView on Etsy

PugView on Etsy

Watercolour Rottweiler in 90s hip hop style

RottweilerView on Etsy

Watercolour Shih Tzu in 90s hip hop style

Shih TzuView on Etsy

Watercolour Yorkshire Terrier in 90s hip hop style

Yorkshire TerrierView on Etsy

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More about the 90s hip hop collection

The 90s hip hop palette and the rooms it suits

Bucket hats, rope chains and windbreakers in colours that should clash and somehow do not. By a wide margin the loudest set here, which makes it the one for a room that can take it: a home bar, a games room, a studio, a teenager's wall, or a kitchen that is already yellow. Hung alone it is a punchline. Hung as a row of four it becomes a proper statement wall.

A few of the dogs wearing 90s hip hop

The Akita is wearing a bucket hat and could not be happier. The Pug has sunglasses that do not fit and a chain that does. The Corgi is holding a boombox that is larger than the Corgi. The Frenchie has the windbreaker, the shades and the complete absence of self-doubt. The Shih Tzu looks like it runs the label.

Where 90s hip hop prints have ended up

The collection with the most obvious second life as commercial decor. Barbershops, independent coffee places, record shops, gyms, anywhere a room needs personality and nobody wants to explain the joke. Also at home in a studio or a workspace that is allowed to be loud.

Who the 90s hip hop collection is aimed at

If you grew up on The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, this collection is drawing from the same wardrobe: the colour blocking, the shapes, the confidence. It is the set that gets the most laughs and the most questions from visitors.

How a 90s hip hop print gets from Etsy to your frame

You buy the file, not a parcel. Etsy delivers the download the moment payment clears, usually within a minute. Inside are four high-resolution files at 300 DPI, one per aspect ratio, so whatever frame you already own has a version that fits without cropping the dog's ears off. Print it at home on decent paper, take it to a local copy shop, or upload it to an online printer. A5 on the desk or 50 by 70 above the sofa, same file, same price.

A 90s hip hop print as a last-minute gift

This is the part people work out too late. There is no shipping, so there is no deadline. A birthday you forgot until this evening is still a solved problem: buy the file, print it at home or send it to a print shop in the morning, and it looks like you planned it. Frame it and nobody needs to know. It also travels well as a gift for someone abroad, since a file crosses a border considerably faster than a poster tube.