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Gift a classic Atlanta memory with posters by ATL Vintage Print

The posters are created to evoke the feel of 1920's and 30's designs.
The posters are created to evoke the feel of 1920's and 30's designs.
Dec 4, 2015

Celebrate your hometown by including Lawrenceville-based poster company ATL Vintage Print on your go-to list for gifts.

Graphic designer Thomas’s vintage travel posters evoke the feel of 1920's and 30's designs and feature favorite Atlanta landmarks.

Whether it’s the Fox Theater, The Majestic, Krispy Kreme, Piedmont Park or the Big Chicken, Thomas’ colorful designs will appeal to anyone who loves Atlanta. The fun part is choosing which memorable locale will suit each person on your list.

"Most of my work is about Atlanta, Georgia or the South,” says Thomas. “People feel such a strong connection to the landmarks, sports teams and shared memories of where they live."

Each poster is hand-illustrated and finished digitally. Each one is $15 and matted.

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