Black Love Day Glow Poster
Psychedelic 5 color day glow poster. Created for the CD Black Love. This poster was given away at a launch party and to some industry insiders – never available to the public. Poster Measures 17″ x 22″ Artist – Brian Kelly From the Artist: Technically they were printed on an offset press as 5 colors. Has the flat look of silkscreen with no dot pattern as in traditional four color process. I can’t remember the exact run count but I think it was around 1000.
Black Love Retail Poster
Thin, glossy stock. Record store promo poster.
5.30.95 // Howlin’ Maggie
5 color serigraph, 19 3/4 x 33in, edition of 400 by Derek Hess. DerekHess.com
6.25.94 // Beck
Supported by Beck, Scrawl, Polvo, Sponge, Superchunck. Designed by Mark Arminski. Phoenix Plaza Ampitheater, Pontiac, MI. 89x Birthday Bash.
5.03.94 // Redd Kross
At the Fillmore, San Francisco, CA. Supported by Redd Kross and Penelope Houston Heavyweight glossy stock.
12.10.93 // Love Jones
Designed by Jeff Kleinsmith Venue: RCKNDY, Seattle, WA Support: Love Jones “I had cut my hand with an X-acto earlier that day. I was carrying a stack of magazines or something over to the photocopier to make this poster and and it just hit me – must make Band Aid into big poster. I peeled it off my hand and blew it up. The blood stain is real and everything. If I was really punk I woulda dumped my own blood into the ink.” -…
11.24.93 // Love Jones
3 color serigraph, 28 x 17 1/4in, edition of 125 – This was Derek Hess’ second poster. “Baby’s shouldn’t cross dress and play with guns.” -Hess DerekHess.com
12.12.92 // Portland
Does anyone have a better picture of this poster? 11 x 17 (Cardstock?) W/ Thelonius Monster, Darling Buds, Roger Nusic at Rockcandy in Portland December 12, 1993
5.7.92 // Teenage Fanclub
This poster was promotional for the May 7, 1992 show with Teenage Fanclub. Printed on glossy stock. Designed by Thomas Scott. Venue: The Beach Club, Orlando FL
4.24.92 // Teenage Fanclub
Opening for Teenage Fanclub. Printed on lightweight glossy stock. 18″ x 24.” Fairfax High School, Los Angeles