Framing posters and hanging them on bedroom, living room, or other walls throughout the house can bring new life into ordinarily dreary areas. Nobody is talking about the mass-produced units that are sold at retail giants. Rather, the pieces being discussed here are created by true artists and graphic designers. They are limited edition screen prints, gig posters, and art prints. Whatever your poison may be, our organization has you covered.

Consumers merely have to order the products that they love via our online store. Then, they get shipped right to their door. Plus, we have a 100-percent money back return policy. A person has a week to decide if they do not like the item. During that span, if they determine, the product is not a good fit for them, they just need to contact our company and let us know that they will be mailing it back. Once received, their money will be refunded, no questions asked. It is notable to mention that the buyer will have to pay for the return shipping, though.

Now since that stuff is out of the way, let's move on to the must-have new arrivals. One or more of the posters are sure to suit your fancy. So, don't go away just yet. Instead, stay put and read on to learn all about them.

1. Max Ave – 2011

Mike Budai created this limited edition screen print. It is a first edition that is hand-signed and numbered, out of only 35 printed, by the artist. The work measures 15.25×21.5-inches and is a perfect choice for a Garbage Pail Kids fan. There is one of the tots front and center wearing a hood. He has a scar on his face and a snaggle tooth. The character is holding an ax, which has blood splatter at the end of the blade. Meanwhile, a skull and a head lay next to the kiddo's feet. There is also a bird holding an eyeball in its mouth. The piece is colorful and ready to make any room pop.
 

2. My Everyday Life is Adventure – 2009

This intriguing limited edition screen print is a creation of Jay Ryan. As with the other option mentioned above, it is also signed and numbered. However, there were 160 printed in this batch. This 19×12.5-inch work appears to have a large shark flying through the air. A pterodactyl is beneath it with a platypus under it. There are also bats zipping around, and birds can be seen in the distance. It is a great choice for adding a splash of color to a plain Jane wall.