The majority of daybills that were released during these years were printed using the hand litho process. This process resulted in a rich texture of artwork with subtle tonings that was often unique to Australia. Various artists were used but they rarely signed their work. The paper used was often rough on one side, to take the hand litho print, and shiny on the back but there are exceptions. One artist who did sign one or two posters was Frank Tyler who was the artist for many posters during this period. The Richardson Studio also produced art for most of the Paramount posters and their work was quite unique and now highly collectable.