Hatch Show Print

the people working there were rude they never spoke to us or ask us if we needed help i am in the process of remodeling my basement with vintage posters

We just happened to walk into this shop when it started raining really hard. We decided to wait inside, til the sun came out again. The people in the shop were very friendly, and the owner showed us around the place. We got to check out the machines they use and everything. There's lots to see, and you can find cheap bargains aswell as more pricey quality prints. Definitely a place I'll visit again if I get the chance.

My tastes do run differently from what I found in this place. It was not where I feel comfortable with selecting and buying. Off beat you might say and not worth what they are asking. Might be your style but not mine.

I am a printmaker, woodcuts, etching the like, and I have always had a thing for those thickly inked advertising posters. With their vibrant layers of primary color overlapping to create a rainbow of shades and graphics so cool you can't help but want to tear them off electrical poles and out of shop windows. When I stepped into Hatch Show Prints I was thrilled. A step back in time for sure! Grungy? yes! No flashy showroom there, Just presses, and paper and folks with ink under their nails. So much fun to watch the process. Posters may be purchased in all shapes and sizes. There are bins to browse through right up front full of pieces with minor a oops here or there, and all can be had for a great price. I had flown into town for a wedding and was thankful for the great rolling and wrapping of my purchases to insure a safe trip home. Check it out!