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Oct

Dead & Company Atlanta 2021 poster

I was happy to get to do another Dead & Company gig this tour and was lucky to do their Atlanta stop, a hometown show for me. The band has a lot of interesting imagery associated with them over the years but the “dancing bears” are fan favorites. I thought I’d give my take on it.. with a peach nod to the State.

Prints are 18′ x 24′ with a show edition of 1700. I will be selling and signing my allotted copies from this run. Only these copies are signed,… show copies were not signed. These will be available Oct. 15 @ Noon (EST) Atlanta’s own Backside Press did a fantastic job printing these and really hustled with such a large print run.

Sep

Dead & Company hit Wrigley Field, Chicago… poster

Break out the peanuts & cracker jacks folks as the Dead & Company are back on tour and hit up the famous Wrigley Field ballpark in Chicago for a 2-day set of shows.

It was great to get to do a print for each night. The obvious and fan-favorite route was to do something baseball-related so the pinstriped terrapin/bear seemed the way to go.

All prints are 18′ x 24′ with an Artist Edition of 190 (Signed/Numbered). Copies will be available Sept. 29 @ Noon (EST) 1 copy of each per order please. Fantastic print job by Chicago’s own, Baker Prints

Sep

Primus “Tribute to Kings” Atlanta poster, 2021

Primus is back on the road and are currently playing what they call the “Tribute to Kings” Tour. At every gig the band plays Rush‘s epic album A Farewell to Kings (1977) in its entirety. I was lucky to get the call to do a print for the local Atlanta show.

I am a big Primus fan and a big early-Rush fan so this was perfect. The vibe of the band back then as well as the theme and subject matter of the album is very proggy and psychedelic. Epic cosmic imagery,… space wizards… explorers.. killer mustaches. I wanted the poster to drip with 70’s goodness and came up with the idea of the groovy cosmic wanderer. It being a Primus poster I also threw in a number of not so subtle nods to some of my favorite imagery from their past.