2015 UPDATE: We burned through 750 on the “PME 2013” poster in little over one year. So here’s the 2015 update, called simply, “Pretty Much Everything Up To October 15, 2015.” Works, right? Sure does.

Coming off the incalculable success of our “Pretty Much Everything Up To May 27, 2009” ultra-orange poster we did five years ago, and the blasting through 750 of our “Prety Much Everything Up To October 13, 2013,” it was time for yet another spirited update.

And here’s where these things come from. We had an real, official art show in Minneapolis at the Minneapolis College of Art + Design in October 2013, so we had been planning this one for some time. A staff of incredible gallery folks directed by the wise hand of Kerry Morgan took charge of the pile of stuff I dragged back and hung an INCREDIBLE show. Click here to check out the action that night! I’m forever thankful, you guys. Having all the people show up, as well as a trickle of Minneapolis design heroes and buddies lurking around, we absolutely had to strike while the iron was hot.

It was high time. Plus, we’ve been BUSY AS SHIT since 2009, and we had a ton of stuff to update into this one. That’s what you’ll be seeing—the full force of the DDC Logo Dept.—in breathtaking FULL SPECTRUM color!

Sure, the version up above is kinda small: Our poster is called “Pretty Much Everything Up To October 15, 2015.” Click here for a big color blast!

This poster is dedicated to my dad, James Patrick Draplin, February 1, 1943-October 13, 2013. This is what he had to say, “Impressive, buddy. Impressive.” That’s what he was saying here! Click for proof. I’m proud as hell I got to share that night with my mom, dad and my gal Leigh. And even Ryno. And choice Minneapolis peeps. What an honor.

01. Adding a spirited, megaton blast of “More Color” to your classroom, home, flat or studio.
02. A kick in the ass for all vector lovers. We did our best!
03. Hell, buy two, get a puppy, and line a crate. Just a thought.
04. Logo inspiration, that is, if you like thick-ass lines and the letters, “D,” “D” and “C.”IN FULL SPECTRUM COLOR!
05. Type inspiration, that is, if you like Futura< Helvetica Bold and Trade Gothic. IN FULL SPECTRUM COLOR!
06. Sprucing up a stodgy design shop. You know who you are!
07. Our 100th piece of DDC merch! Thanks, world!
08. Keeping the DDC alive…in heart, home, bungalow, pit, mess hall, break room, office, vessel, halfway house!
01. 80lb Uncoated “Way White” stock. Bright and durable as hell. Lasts forever.
02. The full, absolute power of CMYK printing on this one. More color!
03. A whopping 24” x 36” in dimension. That’s big.
04. Printed by the our buddy Tyler Ashcraft of Stevens Integrated Services, Portland, Ore.
05. No expenses were spared in this production. The very, very best we could pull off!
06. All the warts and moles. Seriously. Some sketchy shit on there.
07. “Kinda Limited Edition” of 1500 for the second run!
08. The funnest thing we’ve ever made.
09. Each poster is hand-numbered, with trusted mathematics.
10. Free 4” x 26” burly kraft poster tube with each order!
11. Two free white plastic end puck thingies. Just because.
$24.99+$9.99 Shipping & Handling (Big Poster, Big Tube!) (U.S.A.)

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