Shepard Fairey x Hugh Holland Styles Change Style Endures Blue Signed 103/115
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About This Piece
“Styles Change, Style Endures” (Blue) — Signed & Numbered Letterpress
Shepard Fairey blue print: A Signed Limited Edition with Lasting Impact
An authentic Shepard Fairey × Hugh Holland “Styles Change, Style Endures” letterpress print — the blue colorway from this acclaimed 2020 collaboration uniting Holland’s legendary 1970s California skate photography with Fairey’s OBEY treatment. The Blue colorway features a vivid blue spray-paint streak beneath the skater. This example is hand-signed in pencil by BOTH artists and numbered 103/115. Offered unframed, exactly as shown.
Print Details
| Artists | Shepard Fairey (b. 1970) & Hugh Holland |
| Title | Styles Change, Style Endures — Blue colorway |
| Year | 2020 |
| Medium | Letterpress (OBEY Giant) |
| Paper | Cream Speckletone fine-art paper |
| Size | 18 × 24 in |
| Edition | 103/115 — signed & numbered limited edition |
| Signatures | Dual-signed — hand-signed in pencil by both Shepard Fairey and Hugh Holland |
| Condition | Excellent — clean, strong color, stored flat. Please review all photos, which form part of the description |
About the Work
“Styles Change, Style Endures” renders one of Hugh Holland’s definitive 1970s skateboarding photographs in Fairey’s unmistakable OBEY letterpress style. The series was issued in four colorways — Black, Blue, Pink, and Yellow — each in a hand-numbered edition of 115. It is one of Fairey’s most sought-after skate-culture editions, sitting at the intersection of street art and skateboarding history.
About the Artists
Shepard Fairey (American, b. 1970) is one of the most influential street artists of his generation. A RISD graduate, he rose to prominence with the Andre the Giant Has a Posse / OBEY campaign and became globally known for the 2008 Barack Obama HOPE poster. His work is held by the Smithsonian, MoMA, LACMA, and the Victoria & Albert Museum.
Hugh Holland is the celebrated photographer who documented the 1970s Southern California skateboarding scene. His golden-hour images of Dogtown-era skaters are definitive records of skate culture’s formative years. This series pairs his iconic photography with Fairey’s OBEY letterpress treatment.
What Is Included
- One (1) dual-signed Shepard Fairey × Hugh Holland “Styles Change, Style Endures” (Blue) letterpress, numbered 103/115, unframed
Shipping & Handling
Ships from the San Francisco Bay Area, fully insured, primarily via UPS. The print is shipped flat, sandwiched between rigid backing boards inside a heavy-duty stay-flat mailer to protect the corners and prevent creasing. Tracking on every order. Combined shipping available on multiple purchases — message before paying and we will adjust the invoice.
Also listed: the other Styles Change colorways (Black, Blue, Pink, Yellow) and the complete 4-print set. We specialize in authenticated street art and signed collectibles — Shepard Fairey, Death NYC, KAWS, Banksy, and more.
Artist Collaboration and Visual Identity
The Shepard Fairey blue print brings together two influential artistic voices in one highly collectible work. Created as part of the Shepard Fairey x Hugh Holland collaboration, this piece reflects the balance of bold graphic design and timeless photographic influence. The blue color palette gives the print a cool, refined presence that stands out in any art collection. As a signed limited edition numbered 103/115, it offers both visual appeal and rarity. Collectors looking for a statement piece will appreciate how this artwork captures the spirit of style, change, and endurance in a single memorable print.
Limited Edition Value for Collectors
This Shepard Fairey blue print is more than wall decor; it is a carefully produced collectible with strong investment appeal. With only 115 prints in the edition, each signed example carries a sense of exclusivity that serious buyers value. The 103/115 numbering confirms its place within the edition and adds authenticity to the piece. Limited edition prints like this often attract attention because they combine artistic significance with scarcity. Whether displayed in a modern home, office, or gallery setting, this print brings both cultural relevance and collectible importance to the space.
Design Details and Display Appeal
The strength of this Shepard Fairey blue print lies in its clean composition and striking visual balance. The blue tones create a calm yet powerful mood, while the design keeps the viewer engaged with its layered artistic meaning. It works well as a focal point in minimalist interiors, contemporary rooms, or curated art walls. Because the print is signed, it feels personal and authentic, adding to its overall appeal. Art collectors and design enthusiasts alike will find this piece easy to frame, display, and enjoy for years. It is a strong example of style that truly endures.