The items on this page are all very high-resolution images, designed to be printed at true poster sizes (e.g. 20"x30").

You can buy beautiful, exceptionally high-quality glossy 20"x30" prints of these images on PrintRoom.com for a mere $19.95 + shipping. Other sizes are available (see their website). They use a photographic process, not inkjet. The paper is a very heavy glossy photo paper, and it looks incredible!

Here's how: click on this link and enter the password 'gpl' when prompted. Select the poster you want and add it to your cart. On the 'cart' page, pull down the 'Add Sizes' selector, choose "20x30 $19.95" and then update the 20x30 quantity to '1'.  Under cropping options, select 'white borders' - the printed image will be uncropped, with (approximately) half-inch white borders, which you could crop or mask off when framing - or not. Print it on 'glossy' paper, and do not turn on 'Auto Correct'.

Please send me email if you do this - I'd be delighted to know that someone's making use of it!

Here's what they look like, when deployed!

Note: I don't see a penny from those print purchases - if you'd like to print your posters via some other service, be my guest. It's quite possible that my European friends would want to print their posters from a EU-based company, to avoid the time and expense of shipping overseas. Or whatever. In any event, that's why I make the posters available for download.

If you like the posters, and want to send me some cash, go for it! - Donate via Amazon or PayPal

Finally, anyone you see selling prints of these posters on Ebay (or wherever), unless they're explictly linked from this page, is doing so without my permission, violating my copyright, and generally being a dick. So don't do that. And don't patronize people who do. Thanks!

These covers were chosen as they're among my favorites, and they're also largely vector-based (and thus, scale up nicely). Most of the BAPOM covers were done in Photoshop at 843x1293, and are not suitable for printing at such large sizes - and wouldn't be easy to recreate at suitably high resolution. But I take requests, if you have any favorites you'd like to see redone.

Click on the thumbnails to see a medium-res (843x1293) preview of the poster.
Right-click on the links (or the thumbnails) and do a "Save as..." to download the images. 

Or just head over to PrintRoom and buy a print - you'll be glad you did!

Clicking on the thumbnail will show you a screen-sized preview of the poster. Right click the hyperlinks and do a "Save as..." to download various larger versions, all the way up to the monster full-resolution 8349x4941 version (if you're so inclined, and have some way to make use of it).

Here are a pair of previews (click on the thumbnails). Note that, because of the tremendous size involved (meant to be printed at 20"x30" or 30"x45"), it's hard to get a 'feel' for the thing on something as low resolution as a monitor. The first shot is the complete poster, scaled down to a puny 600x900 pixels - it shows you what the thing looks like, but it's impossible to see any detail.

The second preview is a zoomed in detail shot (but it's still only at 1/3rd the resolution of the real thing!) As you can see, the poster features the track 'skeleton', with corner names, recommended gear shift points, and screenshots from every point of interest along the track. Again, the previews don't do the thing justice.

Trust me, you want to have one of these baby's hanging on your wall. Jim himself is the proud owner of a monster 30"x45" print, courtesy of yours truly - but you'll have to buy your own copy!

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3000x4500 (5MB)

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