Frequently Asked Questions
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A gig poster is a limited-edition screen printed poster created to promote or commemorate a concert, event, or tour. Unlike mass-produced promotional posters, gig posters are collectible works of art, often signed and numbered by the artist.
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Screen printing creates rich, vibrant colors and lays down a thicker layer of ink than digital printing. Each color is printed individually, producing a level of depth, texture, and craftsmanship that collectors and artists value. If you’re looking for something that feels special and built to last, screen printing is hard to beat.
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Pricing really depends on alot of factors. How many colors? Quantiry? Type of paper? Turnaround time? Etc.
In order to create a accurate qoute we need to work out all those details. To get the process started contact us HERE.
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We specialize in:
Gig posters
Concert posters
Limited-edition fine art prints
Gallery exhibition posters
Event posters
Protest and community posters
Fundraising editions
Artist collaborations
If it belongs on a wall, we probably print it.
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No. You can provide finished artwork, or we can work with you to develop a design from scratch.
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Yes. We offer design services ranging from simple layouts to fully illustrated posters.
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Some of our most popular sizes include:
11” × 17”
12” × 18”
18” × 24”
24” × 36”
Need something custom? Just ask.
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We can print anywhere from one-color posters to complex multi-color editions. We’ll help determine the best approach based on your artwork and budget.
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Every project is different, but screen printing becomes more economical as quantities increase. We’re happy to discuss smaller limited editions as well as larger production runs.
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Absolutely.
Signed and numbered editions are one of our specialties. We can help create collectible prints that are ready for artists to sign and number.
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Yes.
We love working with painters, illustrators, photographers, printmakers, and graphic artists to create museum-quality limited editions that make artwork more accessible while generating additional income.
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Yes.
We regularly work with nonprofits, cultural organizations, labor unions, grassroots campaigns, and community groups to create posters for fundraising, public events, educational campaigns, and protests.
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We believe screen printing has always been a powerful medium for free expression. We’re happy to work with artists and organizations creating political, cultural, and socially engaged artwork, provided the project complies with applicable laws and does not promote violence or hate.
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We use high-quality archival papers selected for screen printing. Different weights, colors, and finishes are available depending on your project.
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Yes.
We use professional screen printing inks designed to produce durable, vibrant prints that can be enjoyed for decades with proper care.
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Production time depends on the complexity of the artwork, number of colors, and edition size. Most projects are completed within a few weeks after artwork approval.
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Yes.
We carefully package prints using professional shipping materials to help ensure they arrive safely.
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Limited editions create rarity and collectibility while giving artists and organizations a meaningful product that supporters are proud to own. They also help preserve the value of the artwork over time.
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Depending on our production schedule, clients may be able to visit the shop during printing. Contact us in advance and we’ll do our best to accommodate you.
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Not at all.
We work with musicians, visual artists, galleries, festivals, nonprofits, community organizations, labor unions, activist groups, businesses, and anyone looking to create exceptional screen printed posters.