“Well, now I’m not doing it.”

Sideshow Art Prints presents the Well Now I’m Not Doing It Wood Block Print by artist ukiyomemes, blending Japanese art history with modern meme culture to create a hilarious and high-end addition to any collection.

Ukiyo-e, or pictures of the floating world, is a Japanese art movement from the 17th century that emphasizes beauty and pleasure in life through a variety of subjects from history and folk tales. Traditionally rendered on wood blocks, the style became popular with merchants prosperous enough to indulge in the privilege of decorating their homes with artwork — and now you can do the same, with a modern twist!

Artist ukiyomemes infuses that classic appeal into the current visual language of the moment, internet memes. In the Well Now I’m Not Doing It Canvas Art Print, a disgruntled man in Edo period fashion sits with his arms crossed, a stern look fixed on his face. The image caption reads, “Mo yaritaku naku nattayo,” which translates to “Now I am not doing it,” from the iconic grumpy Pingu meme, for when you just don’t feel like doing what you’re told.

Each Well Now I’m Not Doing It Wood Block Print is officially licensed by Memes of the Floating World, AKA ukiyomemes, and comes giclée printed on long-lasting terylene cotton with a Baltic birch face dry-mount, adding depth and texture to the image. The wood block fine art print also features sawtooth hanging hardware installed for ease of display, and a semigloss varnish ensures the longevity of this beautiful image in your collection.

Elevate your humor with the Well Now I’m Not Doing It Wood Block Print by ukiyomemes today!