Tyler, the Creator Posters: 11 IGOR and Flower Boy Prints

Because the two covers hold up as pictures on their own, and the records behind them were nominated for, and in one case won, the Grammy for Best Rap Album. Tyler Gregory Okonma, born March 6, 1991, co-founded and led the Odd Future collective; Wikipedia lists him as a rapper, singer, record producer and fashion designer, and notes that he founded the clothing brands Golf Wang and Le Fleur. His studio albums run Goblin (2011), Wolf (2013), Cherry Bomb (2015), Flower Boy (2017), IGOR (2019), Call Me If You Get Lost (2021), Chromakopia (2024) and Don't Tap the Glass (2025). IGOR and Call Me If You Get Lost each won Best Rap Album, at the 62nd and 64th Grammy Awards, and Chromakopia and Don't Tap the Glass both debuted at number one in the US.

Our prints cover Flower Boy and IGOR only, and that matches what people look for: over the 90 days to 31 October 2026, every album-specific Google search that surfaced one of our Tyler products named one of those two records, from "flower boy tracklist" and "tyler the creator sunflower" to "igor poster" and "igor pink" (Google Search Console). Every print here is a designed art print that picks up the record's colours, portrait and song list.

All three, for different walls: the cover print for a wall seen from across the room, the two tracklist prints for a wall you sit beside. First, the record. Flower Boy was released on July 21, 2017 through Columbia Records, debuted at number two on the Billboard 200 with 106,000 album-equivalent units and was nominated for Best Rap Album at the 2018 Grammy Awards (Wikipedia). Its cover is a painting by the American artist Eric White. It's Nice That described it in August 2017 as a portrait of Tyler among rolling hills and tangerine skies, with a field of sunflowers and a fleet of supersized bees. White told XXL that Tyler "wanted his car involved and he knew there'd be flowers", and that the finished picture focused on him standing in the field. On the finished cover Tyler faces away from the viewer with his arms crossed, and one of the bees covers his face.

1. Tyler, the Creator Flower Boy Album Cover

The closest of the three to the sleeve. The product page describes a figure in a green cap standing with his back to you above a row of sunflowers, bees drifting through the frame, and lettered credits scattered across a pale cream page like liner notes, down to the FLOWER BOY wordmark and the GOLF le FLEUR script. Hang the Tyler, the Creator Flower Boy Album Cover print above a turntable or a record shelf, where its warm yellows lift a bedroom or a home studio. If you want one Tyler print with no song list on it, this is the one.

2. Tyler the Creator Flower Boy Black Tracklist

The same album as a tracklist print on black. Per its product page, Tyler stands in a green cap among giant circling bees, with golden sunflowers along the bottom edge and an orange sky behind him, and the full Flower Boy song list runs beside the image. It is the darkest of the Flower Boy designs, which helps on a light wall. The Flower Boy Black Tracklist print is one of two Tyler designs filed in our best-sellers collection, and it sits well above a desk, a turntable or a reading nook.

3. Tyler the Creator Flower Boy Sunflower Field

The light colourway of the tracklist idea. The product page describes a green-capped man gazing out as bees drift across a sun-warmed field, with the song list alongside in clean type, all in soft yellows and earthy greens. It reads calmer than the black version, and it is the print Google already shows for "tyler the creator sunflower" searches. Pick the Flower Boy Sunflower Field print for a room that runs warm: above a bed, or beside a turntable in the living room.

The portrait if you want a face on the wall, one of the two tracklist prints if you want the pink. IGOR was released on May 17, 2019 through Columbia Records and debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 with 165,000 album-equivalent units, Tyler's first number one (Wikipedia); The Fader, citing The New York Times, reported that 74,000 of those units were traditional album sales. The single "Earfquake" reached number 13 on the Billboard Hot 100, and at the 62nd Grammy Awards the album won Best Rap Album, his first Grammy (Recording Academy). The album follows a love triangle between the title character and his male love interest. Wikipedia describes the cover as a monochrome photograph of Tyler staring at the camera on a pink background, with CD editions in yellow, blue or green. That pink is why two of the three IGOR prints below are pink.

4. Tyler the Creator IGOR

The portrait print. Its product page calls it a tribute to the IGOR era: bleached blonde hair, a calm, washed-out palette and close-cropped framing that leaves the figure quiet and still. It is the only Tyler design without a song list, so it works at a distance: above a sofa or behind the gear in a home studio. We included the Tyler the Creator IGOR print in our best music posters guide as one of its two hip-hop picks.

5. Tyler, The Creator IGOR Tracklist

The product page describes a solid pink square framing the IGOR portrait, peroxide hair and dark suit in greyscale, with the full tracklist beneath in clean type beside a strip of black, grey and pink swatches. It is the design closest to the album's own layout: a portrait on pink, then the songs. The Tyler, The Creator IGOR Tracklist print is for people who play the record start to finish; hang it above a turntable or over a desk.

6. Pink Tyler, the Creator IGOR Tracklist

Here the pink is the whole page. Per the product page, a soft pink backdrop frames a man in a white bob wig and dark sunglasses, and eleven track titles run down the colour wash in bold lettering, a few of them overlapped by the cut-out portrait. Of the three IGOR designs it carries the most colour. Hang the Pink Tyler, the Creator IGOR Tracklist print above a turntable in a bedroom or behind a desk in a home office.

Five of the six designs; only the Flower Boy Sunflower Field has no framed edition yet. The framed versions were added in October 2026. Each comes in five sizes, 8x10, 11x14, 16x20, 18x24 and 24x36 inches, in a Black Oak or Natural Oak wood frame with clear acrylic glazing, and ships assembled, packed with protective corner guards. The artwork and the 230gsm archival matte paper are the same as the unframed prints.

7. Tyler, the Creator Flower Boy Album Cover, framed

The album cover design from pick 1 in a wood frame. Natural Oak picks up the yellows of the sunflowers; Black Oak sharpens the cream page against a dark wall. The framed Flower Boy Album Cover poster is the version to give as a gift.

8. Tyler the Creator Flower Boy Tracklist, framed

The black tracklist design from pick 2, framed. Black Oak gives one dark block that holds a light wall; Natural Oak adds a warm edge around the orange sky. The framed Flower Boy Tracklist poster suits a desk wall or a hallway, where a reader stands close to the song list.

9. Tyler the Creator IGOR, framed

The IGOR portrait from pick 4 in a frame. The washed-out palette sits quietly inside either oak finish, which makes the framed Tyler the Creator IGOR poster the easiest of the five to place in a living room that already holds other art.

10. Tyler, The Creator IGOR Tracklist, framed

The pink-square tracklist from pick 5, framed. Black Oak repeats the black in the swatch strip; Natural Oak softens it. The framed IGOR Tracklist poster is the one for a home studio, where the song list reads as a setlist.

11. Pink Tyler, the Creator IGOR Tracklist, framed

The all-pink tracklist from pick 6, framed. Black Oak gives the pink a hard edge and Natural Oak keeps the whole piece warm. The framed Pink IGOR Tracklist poster is the brightest framed option and suits a bedroom or a home office.

Cover art for a wall you look at from a distance, a tracklist print for a wall you sit next to. The two cover designs (picks 1 and 4) read at room scale. The four tracklist designs (picks 2, 3, 5 and 6) carry a column of song titles, so they belong on a wall you pass or sit beside: over a desk, beside a turntable, in a reading corner. Mixing the two on one wall works when the colours agree: the Flower Boy Black Tracklist and the IGOR Tracklist pair as one dark and one pink print with the same typographic idea, and the Flower Boy Album Cover and the Pink IGOR Tracklist pair as warm yellow next to pink. Our album tracklist posters guide covers the tracklist-versus-cover question across Travis Scott, Drake and SZA as well.

Sizes are the same across all six unframed prints: 5x7, 8x10, 11x14, 16x20, A3, 18x24, 20x25, 24x30, 24x36 and 32x40. As a rule, 18x24 suits a wall above a desk or dresser, 24x36 a wall above a sofa or bed, and 11x14 or smaller a shelf or a grid of prints. Every unframed print is giclée printed on 230gsm archival matte paper and ships flat in a protective mailer or rolled in a crush-resistant tube, depending on size; the frames in the unframed products' photos are for display only. Framed editions come in 8x10, 11x14, 16x20, 18x24 and 24x36 and arrive assembled.

One timing note. Searches for these posters average 3,600 a month but reached 6,600 in November 2025 and 8,100 in December 2025; if a print is a gift, order ahead of December rather than during it.

• Eleven Tyler, the Creator posters: three Flower Boy designs, three IGOR designs and five framed editions.
• Flower Boy's cover is a painting by Eric White; IGOR's is a monochrome photograph on pink. Flower Boy was nominated for Best Rap Album in 2018; IGOR won it in 2020.
• Cover prints for walls you see from a distance, tracklist prints for walls you sit beside.
• Unframed: giclée on 230gsm archival matte paper in ten sizes from 5x7 to 32x40. Framed: five sizes in Black Oak or Natural Oak, shipped assembled.

The eleven prints above sit in the music posters and wall art collection next to Frank Ocean, Drake, The Weeknd and Travis Scott prints.