Rock on Paper grew out of 12 Line Studio, a one-person design practice making work for bands, venues, and promoters. Over the years, the extra prints went into flat files. Then people started showing up looking for the poster from one particular night.
Most of what you will find here was made for a real concert. The rest is a small collection of art prints, artist editions, and variants too good to leave in the drawer. Different editions, finishes, and printing techniques. One standard: the finished piece has to look beautiful on paper.
Posters connected to real bands, venues, dates, and nights people still remember. That history stays attached to the artwork.
Standard editions, artist editions, foil variants, venue series, and other beautifully produced work. The process changes from poster to poster.
Band, venue, date, size, condition, edition, and printing method—clearly listed so collectors and first-time buyers know what they are getting.
Every poster stays protected in the flat file until it is carefully packed and sent to its next wall.
Explore the drawers.