The conjoined skulls of this print recall the Chapmans’ sculptures made from fused-together shop mannequins. The image also refers to the Jolly Roger pirate flag and the symbol of the ‘Death’s Head Unit’, a division of the National Socialist SS organisation. When this print is displayed, a pair of plastic eyes on springs – ‘Droopy Eyes’, are fixed to the glazed surface. Dinos Chapman explained, ‘The eyes deflate any sense of menace, the whole image deflates itself.’ This work is from a portfolio of prints by eleven different London-based artists, called ‘Screen’. The title is taken from the screenprint technique but also refers to the fact that most of the artists had worked with film or photography.