The Art of Poster Artists on Pop Merchandise - A Brief History of Poster Pop.

Started in 1997, Poster Pop created and sold the underground concert poster artists Frank Kozik, Coop, SHAG, The Pizz, Tara McPherson, and more—turning their work into stickers, on shirts, and other art-merch.

Car Shows, Trade shows to Comic-Con, to your local record store, we were seen in cool places, on cool cars. It was pretty cool. Mid 2000’s, the retail cool world shifted. Poster Pop survived. In 2025, we stopped production—but the story isn’t over.

Ppop Blog

Our new website and blog goes deep into Poster Pop’s history, artists, and impact. Our goal is to help fans, fellow artists and merchandisers understand art merchandising, while laying the framework for the upcoming Poster Pop Art Book.

Stay tuned.

New PosterPop.com website and Blog.

With the close of Poster Pop’s merchandise production earlier this year, we took a fresh look at our website and completely rebuilt it to better show our Poster Pop's Art and Merchandise in the best light.

To celebrate the the launch of our new PosterPop.com website, we are offering free shipping in the US, and giving away Free Stickers with Signup to everyone who signs on to the new website.

Building the new Poster Pop website inspired something new: the Poster Pop PPop Blog.

Our brand new blog is our way to really explore into the history, art, artists, and culture that made Poster Pop what it is. From Tiki to Tattoo, Hot Rod to Rockabilly, we’ll be sharing art, stories, artist spotlights, behind-the-scenes insight, and lessons learned from decades... of art merchandising.

Each post helps build the foundation for our upcoming Poster Pop Art Book—an art tribute to the movement we in a small way were part of. Whether you’re a fan of concert posters, stickers, hotrods, tiki's, or artist, or merchandiser, there’s something here for you.

Stick around, read and leave a comment on each blogpost, and don’t forget to sign up at PosterPop.com to get free stickers in the mail!

Stick around, leave a comment, and don’t forget to sign up at PosterPop.com to get free stickers in the mail!