Drake posters are independent, museum grade art prints, not official or licensed merchandise. From Thank Me Later to For All the Dogs, every Drake album cover as a museum grade print, framed or unframed. Each print is produced on 200 gsm matte paper with archival inks, offered A4 to A1, framed or unframed.
Full name
Aubrey Drake Graham
Born
October 24, 1986, Toronto, Canada
Debut studio album
Thank Me Later (2010)
Notable album
Take Care (2011)
Grammy Awards
Won 5 Grammy Awards
Paper
Museum-grade 200gsm matte
Sizes
A4 to A1
Frames
Black, chrome white, or unframed
Offer
Buy 2 Get 1 Free
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Rare Drake prints for real fans
Beyond the albums, these are the pieces you will not see on every wall. The OVO owl, the emblem of October's Very Own, is the print die hard fans reach for first. The Drake autograph and the Drake x Rihanna sign nod to two of the most talked about chapters of his story. There is the God's Plan single art, the NOCTA sportswear collaboration, and a single Drake discography poster that lines every era up in one frame. Collectors also hang the Certified Lover Boy cover, the CLB logo and the opening track Champagne Poetry.
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How to choose your Drake poster
Start with the album that means the most to you, then decide how loud you want it. Sizes run from a compact print for a shelf ledge up to a large statement piece that anchors a wall on its own. Every design is borderless, so the artwork runs edge to edge with no white margin cutting into the image.
Framing gives you three routes: matte black aluminium for a gallery look, chrome aluminium for something sharper and more modern, or solid oak when you want warmth against a painted wall. Unframed prints ship rolled in a rigid tube and slot straight into a standard frame if you already own one. Black and chrome suit the darker covers like Take Care and Scorpion, while oak flatters the brighter palettes of More Life and Certified Lover Boy.
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Build a Drake gallery wall
These covers were made as one body of work, so they hang like one. Pair two or three from the same era for a wall that reads as a collection rather than a random pair of prints: Take Care beside Nothing Was the Same for the introspective years, or Views next to More Life for the global run. Keep the frames identical and let the artwork carry it. Set one large piece against two smaller prints in a shared palette, then use the buy two get one free pack to make the third poster free.
You did not run Take Care a thousand times to settle for a flimsy print. Every cover here is reproduced crisp and true on 200gsm museum grade matte paper, with giclée pigment inks rated to hold their colour for a century, borderless from edge to edge. The same care Kadir Nelson put into painting Nothing Was the Same is the standard we print to, because a cover this good deserves better than a poster that yellows in a year. Pick your size, choose framed or unframed, and pair two or three covers into a gallery wall that actually reads as a collection. Orders ship tracked with a buy two get one free pack that applies right across your cart, so the third poster is free whatever era each one comes from. Want something rarer than the albums? The OVO owl, the Drake autograph and the Drake x Rihanna sign are the pieces you will not see on every wall.
Good to know about Drake
◆Take Care won the Grammy for Best Rap Album in 2013 and later placed 95th on Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Albums of All Time, rare company for a rap record.
◆The Views cover is not a trick of scale: Drake really is that small figure on the edge of the CN Tower, a love letter to the Toronto skyline he grew up under.
◆For Nothing Was the Same, Drake hired fine art painter Kadir Nelson instead of a photographer, because he wanted a cover that belonged in a gallery rather than a record shop.
◆OVO stands for October's Very Own, a nod to Drake's birthday month and the name of the label and owl logo fans tattoo on themselves.
◆Scorpion, the 2018 double album, became the first record in history streamed more than a billion times in a single week, breaking the US record in under three days.
◆The Certified Lover Boy cover, twelve pregnant woman emojis, was designed by British artist Damien Hirst and echoes his famous spot paintings.
◆The More Life cover is a portrait of Drake's father, Dennis Graham, a former drummer who once played alongside Jerry Lee Lewis.
◆The For All the Dogs artwork was drawn in crayon by Drake's son Adonis, then five years old, who later insisted the red eyed figure was a goat, not a dog.
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