At 6pm, the pint glass turns from nice idea to main character. The cartoon tortoise plodding home with a perfectly poured stout on his back lands somewhere between a punchline and a wink which is exactly why it works on a kitchen wall.

Deep red lettering, cream background, dark green tortoise and a jet-black pint with a cream head: the whole thing reads from across the room, then rewards a closer look with the tortoise’s sideways glance.

Hang it above a bar cart, in a kitchen nook, in a downstairs loo, or anywhere a serious room could do with loosening up. It carries a small wall on its own.

Pairs well with painted cabinetry, oak shelving, brass taps, bottle-green tile and the kind of mismatched glassware that says someone here actually drinks.

Don’t bury it next to other busy signage or food prints it works best as the one bit of cheek in the room. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang.