Awesome Posters

This limited-edition poster from artist Danny Haas and Mondo celebrates the classic 1980s TV series Voltron. The vibrant 18″ x 24″ print features the Defender of the Universe itself and the five pilots who combined forces (and their robot lions) to form the mighty mech.

A special gold foil edition of Dorothy’s mesmerizing poster that illustrates the history of rock and roll music. The print connects the dots between more than 1400 musicians, songwriters, and producers from the pioneering days of rock through the 21st century. Printed on deep black uncoated paper and fits in standard 60cm x 80cm frames.

(PG-13: Gore) Roberto Diaz calls his portfolio “Arte del Caos” (art of chaos). But we think he’s being rather humble. His mixed media creations – which he is proud to note are all done without the help of AI tools – are monstrous transformations of classical religious art. You can purchase some of his work as prints and posters on Society6.

Artist Alan Wagner creates neighborhood posters that would be right at home in a crime thriller or horror series. They feature ads or PSAs about creepy subjects such as a woman who breathes dust, a car with a man under its transparent hood, a child stalker with a telescope, and a, uhm, horse made of 5G energy. Open AI, we dare you to scrape this man’s work.

Portrilux makes large-scale prints on high-gloss metal. Send them an image, and they will adjust its colors before transferring it to their specially coated aluminum sheet. The resulting prints are incredibly glossy and vibrant. It’s also waterproof and UV-resistant. Check out their Instagram page for more samples of their work.

UK printmaker Dorothy and artist Malik Thomas teamed up to create this large-format A0 (33.1″ x 46.8″) digital print, celebrating 50 years of hip-hop. Its giant boombox is filled with iconic moments and musicians, including Grandmaster Flash, Run-D.M.C., Sugarhill Gang, Beastie Boys, Salt-N-Pepa, De La Soul, Public Enemy, Wu-Tang Clan, and many more.

Artist Steven Richter has made some very impressive sculptures over the years. He did something different for this piece by replicating Drew Struzan’s poster art for Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade as a three-dimensional sculpture. After casting the faces of the movie’s stars, he painstakingly replicated the painted light and shadow of the original image.

Working from home doesn’t mean your home needs to look like an office. The Secret Whiteboard conceals a whiteboard behind a picture frame, so it looks like any other piece of art on your wall when not in use. Strong magnets keep it closed securely, and it’s deep enough to hold pens inside. Available in three sizes.

From Andre the Giant to The Texas Tornado, Pop Chart’s print celebrates the many fanciful and flashy names assumed by wrestlers. It includes more than 500 names, organized and connected by the traits they each share. It measures 18″ x 24″ and comes unframed, framed, or mounted on a birch plywood panel.

Artist Isaac Dushku, aka the Lord of Maps created this print that illustrates the tallest point in each U.S. state. It’s the only place you can see the rolling hills of Virginia, the Colorado Rockies, and Alaska’s Denali in the same place. Available in 16″x20″ and 22″x28″ sizes. Global travelers, check out The Seven Summits.

Print shop Dorothy pays tribute to 50 years of video games with another postage-stamp-inspired design. It features images based on 42 iconic video games, from Pong to Sonic the Hedgehog to Grand Theft Auto, each represented as a minimalist graphic along with the year of its release. The print measures 80 cm x 60 cm (~31.5″ x 23.6″).

Displate makes distinctive wall art printed onto sheets of metal. This unique Star Trek poster features a bold and colorful representation of the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701. The 12.6″ x 17.7″ print features 3D line art, glossy and matte accents, and a varnish that glows under UV light or briefly in the dark — limited to 1000 pieces.

This series of infographic posters offer an artful presentation of useful knowledge at a glance. Etsy seller Christie Gift Shop carries them in a variety of designs, including carpentry, photography, scuba diving, golf, scouting, quilting, and more. They’re available in 12″ x 18″ and 16″ x 24″ sizes, unframed.

Dorothy’s print is a detailed vintage style map of the United States. Upon closer inspection, you’ll see that the city and state names have been replaced with the titles of over 1,000 classic songs. There’s even a Spotify playlist to go with. Measures 80cm (31.5″) x 60cm (23.6″).

They say tragedy + time = comedy, so perhaps those of us who experienced the Xbox 360’s Red Ring of Death are ready to laugh it off. At least that’s what Microsoft hopes with their print of the light pattern no gamer ever wanted to see. It’s one of seven prints celebrating the docu-series Power On: The Story of Xbox.

Pop art house Dorothy created these prints that celebrate electronic and alternative music. At the center of each solar system is a band that changed everything, encircled by planets and moons representing musicians caught in their gravitational pull. Each print measures 40cm x 50cm. Price show is for the 2-poster bundle.