About Us

Thank you for visiting thecolorsblend.com. Our goal is to archive every poster used to advertise or celebrate a Pearl Jam show since 1990.

The site was originally launched in 1997 as pjposters.tripod.com, later moved to pearljamposters.com, and now sits here. We're very glad to have had the pleasure of talking to many artists, collectors and fans over the years. If you have a question or comment, or just want to say hi, please feel free to drop us a line.

Also, if you have a poster or print that belongs on our site, please email us a photo and any details you know about it. We want the site to be as comprehensive as possible. Any and all contributions are appreciated!

Frequently Asked Questions

See our full Pearl Jam poster FAQ for answers about poster artists, editions, authenticity, value and storage. A few questions about the site itself:

Do you sell posters? Can I buy "X" poster from you?

No. We do not sell Pearl Jam posters. The images pictured here were compiled from many different sources, not our own collection or inventory. When this page was started, permission was received to use all Ames Design images. Each image is copyright the artist that created it. If you want to buy posters, please see our Links page for poster resellers, or our eBay page for current listings. Again, we DO NOT sell posters.

Where can I buy the posters I see here?

Posters are available from a variety of sources. A comprehensive list of poster resources may be found on our Links page.

How much is my poster worth?

That's a great question. Values fluctuate frequently based on rarity and demand (among other things). One great indicator of approximate value is completed auction prices on eBay®. To find them, click any of the "Find this poster on eBay" buttons in our poster gallery, then select the "Sold items" filter in eBay's search options. Other great sources for poster values include Expressobeans and GigPosters.

Are you affiliated with Pearl Jam / Ames Design / etc.?

We have no affiliation to Pearl Jam, Ames Design, or any of the other artists shown on these pages. We are simply huge fans of the band and this is our way of showing it.

Why do you have your website name on the images of the posters? It's really annoying.

Sorry. It was brought to our attention that a handful of the images here were posted on eBay®, posing as legitimate auctions. Basically someone was trying to scam bidders and sell something he or she didn't have. We watermark the images to deter this type of behavior.