Where can I get a bigger version of this?

Awesome poster! Is a larger version available?

Seriously, where is the high res full size version?

i would seriously buy and frame this in my house

Hey, I like this on my wall in LARGE SIZE! Were can I get it?

Sam wrote the artist about our request for this lovely poster, let’s pray it will be available…

Thanks for the feedback.
I´m currently inquiring re printing costs.
I´ll put up a post when I find out…

Andy Marlow

Great looking image.  I too would love to have access to a high-res version of this so that I can actually read the contradictions.  If there was any way of getting this it would be extremely appreciated.  Excellent work Andy.

Just a repost now I am logged in.

has anyone found a way to buy one of these?

If we only get one thing to say to Christians to try to show them that Christianity isn’t true, this could be it.  So I want a stack of pocket-sized, fold-up versions.

I´ve made inquiries re printing and shipping this to the US (i´m based in Europe) but due to the large size of the poster (approx. 34 x 44 inches) and low quantity to be printed, each one would end up costing roughly 100 US dollars.

So i´ve decided to make the file freely available to anyone who wants to download it and get it printed at their local printer, which should only cost 35-40 dollars. (A small donation to the Reason Project would obviously be welcomed but is not obligatory).

I will also make available a smaller version (approx. 23 x 34 inches) with just the infographic and no text for those that don´t want to print the large version.

I need to make some small adjustments to the posters to make them printable in the US and Europe (the formats vary slightly), so the files should be up by next week.

Thanks again for the interest in the project.

Andy Marlow

Thanks for the effort.  I look forward to to the file being posted.

I am not certain if I can get these printed for any less, but I have a close friend that owns a printing company, so if you would like, I would be more than happy to give him something to see about costs for people in the US…I live in Florida, so let me know if I can be of help

When and where will it be posted? I bought a red sofa to match the poster in my living room

The posters are now available for free download (see links above)...

Brilliant.  Thanks so much!

Thank the lord!...err…. or rather his inconsistencies, for this beautiful poster!

Very much appreciated.  It will be put to good use.

I hope this note gets to you before any of you take the poster to the printer´s. I just had a test print done and the colors didn´t come out quite right.

To rectify this, the image needs to be converted from CMYK to RGB in order to be printed digitally on photographic paper. Your printer will be able to do this for you (and should know this anyway).

I´ll get admin to post the converted files up to the site next week to save you the hassle of this.

Apologies for any inconvenience caused.

Andy Marlow

Regarding my previous post: the converted (RGB) files have now replaced the previous ones and are available for download via the links above.

I am interested to translate this poster in Romanian language. First, I am interested if I am allowed to do this (I don’t know its copyright status) and if I am allowed, there is available this poster in vectorial (source) format?

tazilanigram :
Send me an email so I can send you a text document to translate. I can then insert the text, and send you the poster to print:

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Studio Banana, multidisciplinary creative platform is very proud that its member Andy Marlow has executed such an inspiring and revealing graphic document. Well done Andy!!

Thanks guys: if this project is getting praise from a Muslim and a Catholic then I guess I can say we´re making progress : )

Thank you for making this.
Very cool.

An image that is in RGB mode is optimized for display on a computer monitor. In order to reproduce that very same image using ink on paper, it is usually converted to the CMYK color mode. Depending on where the file is taken to be printed, there are some colors which will be difficult if not impossible to print using the standard web offset press (SWOP) CMYK inks in use across the United States. Most notably, the rich Reds used in the arcs of the contradictions seem to be outside the gamut of SWOP CMYK. If anyone knows of an alternative way thats worked for them in solving this RBG vs. CMYK problem please post.

Spintendo: I´m aware that RGB mode is usually used for screen display but I was informed by my printer that digital printing on photographic paper for some reason requires the image to be in RGB. I´ve seen the results and RGB comes out much better.

However, please consult with your local printer first just to make sure as regional specifications may vary.
If anyone has any problems please let me know.

Excuse my ignorance, where are the links so I may download the chart?

In case the author of the poster is interested: there is a typo: numbers 263 and 264 are identical.

I work at a digital print shop in the color department. I’d recommend to print this at a digital print shop. I haven’t tried to print this poster yet, but I will be printing it soon. I’m sure it will print well.

I will be using an HP5500 Inkjet large format printer on matte paper using UV ink for longevity of the print. Also, consider getting it laminated with luster lamination mounted on 3/16th inch black gator board with a hanger in installed in the back.

If you are not getting the print laminated, then I’d use a satin or glossy paper. However, it’s worth every penny to get it laminated and mounted on gator board.

Technical note: When exporting or saving the native file to the PDF, digital print shops prefer the PDF without the registration marks and without crop marks.

We prefer posters to be saved with the bleed to the edge of the paper. That is, the color going to the edge of the paper.

Note: With small format prints (anything under 11X17), we would need crop marks and a bleed.