Arms out, hands up, red paper in the air.

This rave poster catches the second a DJ throws both arms wide and the whole floor answers. Printed in red, black and white on matte paper, it belongs wherever your speakers live, and it wraps up well for the friend who gets handed the aux cable.

Inside Hands Up Confetti: a booth, a crowd and a red glow

Everything sits on solid black. A red glow swells up behind the middle of the picture and sinks back into the dark toward the sides.

In the middle stands a DJ drawn as a solid black silhouette, headphones on, both arms flung out with the fingers open. In front of the figure is the booth, sketched in red line work: two turntables with a mixer between them. To the left and right, a crowd in black and red silhouette lifts its hands and arms. Every figure is a plain silhouette, so you can fill in the faces from your own favorite night out.

One huge word in distressed block capitals fills the upper half in white with a dark red outline, and a shorter line of white display lettering sits under the picture. Red confetti, in small squares, dots and flecks, drifts across the top and over the big letters. The palette stays strict, black, reds from dark crimson to coral, and white, which gives the print the flat, bold look of a gig poster or a club flyer.

Matte paper, from shelf size to wall size

• Eight upright sizes and five square ones, starting at 5″×7″ (12.7 × 17.8 cm) and topping out at A1 (23.3″×33.1″)
• Matte paper, 189 g/m² and 10.3 mil: a sheet with real body rather than a thin flyer
• 94% opaque
• ISO brightness is 104%
• Paper origin: Japan
• You get the print alone, with no frame and no hanging kit

Who it's for

Bedroom DJs, people who plan their year around shows, dance-floor regulars, hosts and the roommate with the loudest playlist. Tack it up above the turntables, in a dorm, in a garage hangout, in a basement bar or in a dance studio. Give it for a first set of decks, a move-in day, a graduation or a birthday.

Quick answers

What kind of music does it go with?

Anything played loud to a full room. The picture is turntables, a mixer and dancing people, with no artist, club or event named.

How do I pick a size for my room?

Measure the wall space you have and leave a little bare wall around the print. A narrow gap beside a door or a spot next to the decks suits a smaller sheet, while an open wall in a garage hangout or basement bar can take a larger one.

Upright or square?

Both are sold. Go by the shape of the gap you want to fill: the size options show which sizes are upright and which are square.

Is it a safe gift for a DJ who already owns plenty of gear?

Yes. A print asks nothing of the setup: no cables, no desk space, no compatibility to check. Choose a size for the wall above or beside the decks.

Shipping and returns

Free US shipping. US delivery usually 5–12 business days. Easy 30-day returns.

Size guide