Pop Chart creates various infographic posters

Pop Chart produces various infographic posters, including literature, alcohol, sports, nature, music, television, movies, comics, games, fashion, architecture, coffee, cameras, graphic design, maps, technology, opening sentences of famous novels, cheese, beer, horses, sharks, skyscrapers, football, space travel, manned space travel, wine, beer, dogs, cats, birds, to Jay-Z, to Michael J. Fox's werewolf shaped jersey in "The Little Wolf," to Broadway costumes, to New York's famous water tower, to the lighthouse in the Northeast, to "Another Beer," to Nicolas Cage's central explanation of the difference between conjunctions and conjunctions, to dinosaurs, unfortunately not television. The drama 'Dinosaurs' (not yet), to the wizards in England, to the printing press, to the ponies in Iceland, To milk and cheese, to the right beer once again, to flowers, to apple products, to real apples, like a billion other people, from fruits and vegetables, to American housing styles, to bicycles, to those old-fashioned big front wheel bicycles, to ancient periodic tables, to rap artists' periodic tables, to cocktail recipes extracted from movies and literature, to guitars, to the jobs we think animals would do if they could find a job, to pasta, to fish, to every emoji in history, to the illustrated actors of "Coming to America", just because we really love that movie, to flags, to tools, to sports shoes, to baseball, to whiskey, to... An idle performance, wait.

When I took the poster out of the packaging, it rolled up. How can I solve this problem?

Just like shy mollusks taken out of their shells, popular charts that have just been taken out of their shells may remain curled inward for a period of time. To correct this, you have several options. You can unfold the poster and place a few thick books on each end for one or two days. Alternatively, you can place the poster directly into the frame, leaving no choice but to keep it flat. Alternatively, you can roll the poster in the opposite direction onto the transport tube, secure both ends with rubber bands, and let it sit for one or two hours, giving the transport tube a chance to serve humanity for the last time before it returns to Earth.

My poster was already damaged when it arrived. What now?

We package the posters in sturdy and damage resistant packaging, but sometimes mail couriers will try to completely destroy them. I hope they know what good things are in the boxes they so recklessly destroy! If you receive a poster and unfortunately suffer a cruel death on the way to it, please email us within 15 days of receiving it, attaching a poster orders@popchart.co We will immediately send out a new clear photo of the damage.

Do you accept returns/offer refunds?

Most of our products can be returned within 30 days of receipt, as long as they are undamaged and in a resalable condition. Just give it orders@popchart.co Send an email and record your original order number.

What's going on with shipping?

We have included a hyperlink in our shopping cart that contains all the information about shipping. Click there and everything will be revealed. Alternatively, the following is a rough outline: a We ship around the world; B. We offer multiple transportation speeds at suitable prices; C. We will not stifle our customers due to shipping costs. In fact, we will provide free standard shipping for domestic orders of $50 or more.

How can I provide popular music chart products in my retail store?

View our wholesale inquiry page for more information.

How do I know when Pop Chart will release new products?

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Do you do commissioned work?

Pop Chart now accepts a limited number of design commissions.

Our designs and illustrations have been commissioned and showcased in magazines and websites such as Fast Company, New York Times, The New Yorker, Spin Magazine, New York Magazine, Good, The Economist, Bloomberg, BBC America, Not Cot, The Laughing Squid, Deadspin, Uncrate, Buzzfeed, The Daily Candy, Design Sponge, and on The Today Show.