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We print all our posters using Lucia Pro technology with 12 original pigment inks.
With ink droplets as small as 4 picolitres (that's 1,000,000 times smaller than a raindrop) our posters are of the highest possible quality.
Our latest generation wide format printers provide unparalleled colour reproduction and incredible durability, even over 100 years.
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Posters "Maps of the world"
poster from the series "Maps of the world" presents the most beautiful countries in the world, those that are often chosen as a destination by tourists from all over the world. The leading theme, "Map", is shown in a perverse, unconventional way - it only complements the presented scenery, not its main element. This poster shows Poland and what is most characteristic about its landscape - rape fields and storks. The series aims to show the beauty of these countries, focusing mainly on nature, not on urban buildings. Each poster shows one of the most recognizable landscape features of a given country. The entire series of "World Maps" has been prepared by a young artist from Tczew, Karolina Wiśniewska.
Poster Map of Spain
This poster shows a special region, Spain. The Spain poster shows the region of Castile-La Mancha located in the heart of the Iberian Peninsula. Castile-La Mancha is a part of the so-called Dry Spain (Spanish: España Seca). Most of the inhabitants for the summer time go to the north because the temperature at this time of year often exceeds 35 ° C. The inhabitants of this region used to say that they have nine months of winter and three months of hell. In the province of Ciudad Real, 10 of the 32 original windmills, dating from the 16th and 17th centuries, still survive today. They were the setting for Don Quixote's famous battle with the "giants" in the novel described in Chapter VIII. This is another important place on the itinerary for those who want to recreate the route that the misguided knight (Spanish: caballero andante) was to take.
