Every Drake album cover, era by era
The come up2010 to 2013
- 2010Thank Me Later entered the Billboard 200 at number one and already sounded like a headliner.
- 2011Take Care won the Grammy for Best Rap Album and later made Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Albums of All Time, its candlelit cover a gold goblet and a bowed head.
- 2013Nothing Was the Same paired two oil portraits by fine art painter Kadir Nelson, a child Drake facing his adult self, built to feel museum grade.
Going global2015 to 2017
- 2015If You're Reading This It's Too Late was the stark black and white surprise that went multi platinum on anticipation alone.
- 2016Views shrank Drake to a tiny figure on the edge of the CN Tower, the album behind "One Dance" that held number one for thirteen weeks.
- 2017More Life billed as a playlist, put a warm portrait of Drake's father Dennis Graham over a pipe on its cover.
Stadium years2018 to 2021
- 2018Scorpion was the double album that became the first release ever streamed a billion times in a single week.
- 2020Dark Lane Demo Tapes was the surprise mixtape that kept fans fed between eras.
- 2021Certified Lover Boy handed the cover to Damien Hirst and his grid of twelve pregnant woman emojis.
Recent drops2022 to 2023
- 2022Honestly, Nevermind was the house and dance left turn nobody predicted.
- 2022Her Loss was the joint number one with 21 Savage.
- 2023For All the Dogs arrived with a red eyed dog drawn in crayon by his five year old son Adonis.
The new wave2025 to 2026
- 2025Some Sexy Songs 4 U was the joint album with PARTYNEXTDOOR that opened at number one.
- 2026Iceman the ninth studio album, landed at number one, released the same day as two more.
- 2026Maid of Honour was the dance and house record of that triple drop.
- 2026Habibti was the R&B side, completing three albums that took the top three chart spots at once, a first for any artist.
Förvandla ditt space med Drakes musikaliska resa
Lyft din heminredning med en grym samling posters som fångar de mest ikoniska ögonblicken från Drakes lysande karriär på Posters Base. Från debutalbumet till hans senaste släpp, varje Poster sprudlar av energi och visar utvecklingen i hans musikaliska resa, och ger en fet inblick i artistens mångsidiga och dynamiska universum. Med höjdpunkter som Take Care och Views väcker dessa konstverk hans kreativa arv till liv.
Varför välja våra Drake Poster?
- Ikoniska designs: Inspirerade av Drakes legendariska album som Take Care.
- Premiumkvalitet: Färgstarka tryck på museikvalitetspapper för långvarig effekt.
- Perfekt för fans: Höj ditt space med musik-inspirerad konst.
- Snabb & gratis leverans: Levereras inom 48 timmar, gratis över 50 €!
- Exklusiv kollektion: Unika designs som hyllar Drakes karriär.
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Browse every Drake poster in this collection (34)
Take Care AlbumFrom €11.95
Views AlbumFrom €11.95
Scorpion AlbumFrom €11.95
If You're Reading This It's Too Late AlbumFrom €11.95
For All the Dogs AlbumFrom €11.95
Drake 'Nothing Was The Same'From €11.95
DrakeFrom €11.95
Drake 'Certified Lover Boy' AlbumFrom €11.95
Drake 'More Life'From €11.95
Drake 'Thank me later'From €11.95
Drake x NoctaFrom €11.95
Drake 'Honestly, Nevermind'From €11.95
Drake SignFrom €11.95
DRAKE X RIHANNA SIGNFrom €11.95
Drake Dark LaneFrom €11.95
Drake AutographFrom €15.95
Her Loss AlbumFrom €11.95
Drake OVOFrom €11.95
ICON RAP DRAKE X RIHANNAFrom €11.95
Kanye West x DrakeFrom €11.95
Pappi Drake x SavageFrom €11.95
Drake God's PlanFrom €11.95
Drake 'For all the dogs Scary Hours Edition'From €11.95
drake X Spxdes GfxFrom €11.95
Drake Champagne PoetryFrom €11.95
Drake DiscographyFrom €11.95
Drake ConcertFrom €11.95
Drake Certified Lover Boy CoverFrom €11.95
Drake Certified Lover Boy LogoFrom €11.95
drake2 X Spxdes GfxFrom €11.95
MAID OF HONOUR AlbumFrom €11.95
Some Sexy Songs 4 U AlbumFrom €11.95
HABIBTI AlbumFrom €11.95
Drake 'Iceman'From €11.95
Why Drake fans choose Posters Base
Museum grade Drake wall art, built to last
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.