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A curated selection of prints and merch, each one tied straight back to a project in the archive.
Each edition ties back to a project in the archive, so the shop is an extension of the work rather than a separate catalogue.
A personal portrait of Stuart Dallas — Northern Irish utility man, 250+ Leeds appearances, and the player who beat the champions at the Etihad from central midfield.
Archive source Personal
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A Raphinha cover for The Square Ball — O' Monstro at full tilt, the winger who could turn a Leeds relegation scrap into must-watch football with a single touch.
Archive source The Square Ball
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A clean, direct Daniel Farke portrait for The Square Ball — the digital version, drawn early in his Leeds tenure while calm reconstruction still felt plausible.
Archive source The Square Ball
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A Square Ball cover of Wilfried Gnonto — the fearless teenage Italian who terrorised Championship full-backs the moment he came off the bench for Leeds.
Archive source The Square Ball
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The Marcelo Bielsa ¡Carajo! print — loud, devotional, and drawn at a resolution that later let it survive being blown up onto a flag at Elland Road.
Archive source Independent edition
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Leeds United rebuilt as a Street Fighter roster for The Square Ball — character selects, versus screens and title cards, the whole squad recast as a fighting game.
Archive source The Square Ball
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A tarot-inspired Marcelo Bielsa cover for The Square Ball — El Loco as card 0, The Fool, where glorious success and total disaster sit a single position apart.
Archive source The Square Ball
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A Luke Ayling cover for The Square Ball, in honour of that absurd volley — the kind of goal that earns folklore rather than a mere highlight reel.
Archive source The Square Ball
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Leeds United, champions of 2019/20 — a Marcelo Bielsa print made to give promotion-season catharsis some ceremony, with a lockdown coda of El Loco portraits.
Archive source The Square Ball
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A third Mateusz Klich piece — what started as part of a triptych and quietly grew into a whole self-propagating Klich visual world. Still a work in progress.
Archive source Independent edition
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