Standing Figure, (Blue, Red, Orange & Yellow) presents one of Stik's most recognisable subjects in a vivid interplay of primary colour, the artist's pared-back human form reduced to its essential geometry yet radiating quiet emotional presence. Produced in 2013 as an offset lithograph in colours, the work measures 67.5 by 29.5 cm and belongs to a set of four works, each bearing the artist's signature. The tall, narrow format mirrors the elongated proportions of the figure itself, lending the composition a natural verticality that feels both monumental and intimate. Stik emerged from the streets of East London, where his stick figures became a widely beloved visual language connecting communities across social boundaries. What distinguishes his printed editions from purely commercial multiples is the care with which colour and placement are considered, the bold flat tones here working in concert to animate a form that, in lesser hands, might read as purely schematic. The figures carry a warmth that collectors consistently respond to, hovering between childlike simplicity and something more philosophically weighted. This lithograph represents an accessible yet historically significant point of entry into the artist's output, capturing his practice at a moment when critical and popular recognition were converging. As a signed work subject to Artist's Resale Rights, it carries the authentication and market structure befitting a serious addition to a contemporary collection. The absence of a frame allows the acquiring collector to present the work according to their own curatorial vision.