By Stephanie Ferrier

Topic: Music

Thu 23 Jul 2026 at 5:09am

Luke Stewart and Marcus Seal are opening their poster factory to the public.

Kylie Minogue and The Rolling Stones have posters at the Melbourne factory.

Marcus Seal says it's interesting to see 40 years of music history.

The posters bring back memories of concerts and albums.

The factory prints colorful posters and ads for the city.

Marcus Seal says artists like to see their own billboards.

The factory has stories of Australian tours and music.

Ink and paper create a special feeling.

The factory has colorful posters on its walls.

Music promoter Michael Gudinski liked the factory's work.

He supported the company when it started in 1986.

Marcus Seal thinks Melbourne is the music capital of Australia.

The factory shows the hard work of music artists.

Luke Stewart has worked in the industry for nearly a decade.

The factory will open to the public this weekend.

Marcus Seal hopes visitors will appreciate the posters.

Some artists are very particular about their posters.

Marcus Seal says the posters are a snapshot of music history.

The factory has posters from many famous bands.

It's wonderful to be around the creativity.

The factory can print 10,000 posters per week.

The printing press is in Thornbury.

Luke Stewart likes traditional screen print art.

Ben Brown designed a famous Hoodoo Gurus poster.

The posters are bold and artistic to catch people's eyes.

The city would be boring without the posters.

Ben Brown is a famous Australian artist.

There are interesting stories behind the posters.

The Cold Chisel Last Stand poster is very famous.

The photo was not taken during the show.

The poster is a classic image of the band.

Jimmy Barnes could tell the truth about the photo.

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