Get Your Shit Together

David Shrigley’s Get Your Shit Together (2021) delivers a humorous yet commanding message through chaotic typography. The disjointed arrangement of the letters mimics the very feeling of disorder the phrase critiques, urging viewers to find clarity in the clutter. Set against a stark black-and-white contrast, the work plays with visual confusion and blunt language, a hallmark of Shrigley’s deadpan wit. It’s a piece that both scolds and entertains, channeling existential panic into graphic design.