So on my blogger I posted that I was going to print this flier out, and it being one of the first fliers I printed after the long summer of just really re-investigating the way I draw, and how I approach my medium.
I printed this flier in Gold, Silver and black ink, hence the huge glare. I printed 26 of them because I was fearful of not selling well at this venue where I usually only sell about 2 or 3. I usually break even when I do fliers up in doylestown at Siren Records.
I posted it up here because it's the first gig poster I printed that I sold out of at the show. I was pretty shocked to of sold as many as I did but I am not complaining none the less either. Below is a digital version for your own personal view.
Thanks guys!
4 comments:
very cool, I like that it doesn't look like a typical hardcore show poster.
What a sight! Thanks for posting it here!
i like the swirly background and how the black lays back a little on the dark blue, but i think you could pay more attention to the actual drawing of the figure and foreground elements. a lot of the effects look a little haphazard.
gorgeous. from the heart, clearly, but also from the Hands. i think in this scene, that's as important. as much as we embrace the jpeg and the blog comment post, there's no substitute for getting a handwritten letter in the mail. that's what your drawing, the brushy gold, every crinkle and imperfection, is. it's a love letter, it's a genuine article from a genuine place, and it's a genuine fucking pleasure to have it posted. in the immortal words..."thanks for keeping the scene alive!"
Post a Comment