Right around the corner, best surprise you ever received

This composition features a repetitive,grid-like arrangement of a graphic design reminiscent of vintage packaging or advertising. The central element is the stylized red word "Faile," presented in a script font against a light blue background. Below this,the phrase "THE BEST SURPRISE YOU EVER RECEIVED" is printed in a sans-serif typeface,while "RIGHT AROUND THE CORNER" appears above. An anthropomorphic elephant character is depicted on the right side of each repeated segment. This character wears a bowler hat and overalls,holding what appears to be a paint roller or brush. The year "1986" is visible on the elephant's overalls in some iterations,suggesting a specific cultural reference or a nod to a past era. The design also incorporates monetary values,with "$8" and "$6" placed near the "Faile" logo and the elephant,further enhancing the commercial aesthetic. The artwork employs a screenprinting technique,evident in the flat areas of color and the slight texture visible in the printed lines. The recurring motifs,including the elephant and the specific phrases,are characteristic of the artists' practice of recontextualizing found imagery and creating a sense of fragmented nostalgia. The overall aesthetic suggests a blend of Pop Art sensibilities with street art influences,reflecting the artists' engagement with consumer culture and urban visual language.