Coop’s Posters are like hotrods, & pinups. They excite the brain with delicious sweetness, smooth beautiful lines, alluring women, strong colors, and strong, powerful imagery…

I remember seeing the posters of Kozik’s posters at record stores and record swaps around 1993. At the Pasadena Record Swap, I met Larry Finn, a concert poster dealer. At that time, Larry was selling all kinds of 60s to 90s posters at the record meet.. Along with his 60’s Psychedelic concert posters, he had these new, really cool, bold, silkscreen posters by Kozik, Coop, POG, TAZ, and others. These new posters were great. They had big, bold black-lines, shocking day glow colors, strong text, and amazing images. They stuck in your mind. They were great! I was hooked.

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

Started in 1997, Poster Pop worked with underground concert poster artists, Frank Kozik, Coop, SHAG, The Pizz, Tara McPherson, and more, and turned their Poster Art into well loved Stickers, T-Shirts, and Pop merchandise…

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.

We launched our brand new blog as 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…