Wild posting.
Street posters.
An album, a show, a new store, a launch. Send us what you’re working on and where you want people to see it. We’ll help put it on the street.
One poster. A whole wall.
Wild posting uses posters on outdoor surfaces, often repeated together in a grid. The artwork and the wall do the talking. We plan the placements, production and installation around the neighborhoods you want to reach.
We work with wheatpaste paper, vinyl, painted walls and window graphics. The surface, weather exposure and length of the run help determine which material makes sense. We’ll confirm the format and the available sites before production.
Let’s look at the wall.
A poster grid needs different artwork from a window takeover. Bring the creative you have, even if it is still in progress, so we can talk through the size, repetition and placement.
Our campaign gallery has more of the posters, walls and windows we work with.
From your artwork to the install.
We can handle print-ready review, production, placement planning, installation and proof photos. Before anything goes up, we’ll confirm the sites or corridors, permissions, dates and the work included in your proposal.
For one city or several, start with Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Miami, Dallas, Houston, Austin and Las Vegas. If you’re planning a national rollout, tell us which cities need to launch together.
Read what goes into a poster campaign quote, then send us your brief or call Herk at 720-951-6652. We can also talk through street-level billboards and building projections.
Before we print.
Are wild posting and wheatpasting the same thing?
Wild posting describes the street poster format. Wheatpasting is a way of putting paper posters on a surface with paste. We’ll choose the material and installation method around the surface and the run you have in mind.
How do you price a poster campaign?
We quote the whole campaign around the city, locations, surface count, material, run length and production work. Send us your dates and budget and we can talk through a plan.
What should we settle before the posters go up?
The locations or corridors, placement permissions, surface count, material, dates and artwork. We’ll also confirm the installation photos and how any refresh or removal work will be handled.