The Firehouse Goldenvoice Series reaches number 93 with Alkaline Trio. The Trio’s latest release is “This Addiction.” A Dark Crowned Lady printed with heavy dark metallic gold, arms folded in a field of wine-colored poppies, Afghan patterns tracing the edges and dress.
Alkaline Trio, Cursive, The Dear & Departed at The Regency
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Firehouse Goldenvoice Series Number 93
Edition of 150
3 colors on archival cream paper
16″ x 35″
Signed and Numbered
Sold Out – Thank You!
The Editors, Antlers and The Dig put on a great show. Enjoyed thoroughly!
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When I began to meditate on the idea of an Editors poster I began by thinking of all the writer friends I have out there thrashing out ideas against the background of the cold infinite and warm divine. I was tweaked on the ass by the good old Existentialist Albert Camus and his edict that “the absurd is the essential concept and the first truth.” So I poured out this design in heavy metallic blue and metallic red with a deep blue tint. Against a backdrop of the depths of space, the ever present modularity of the keyboard of modern reality.
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Editors, Antlers & The Dig at The Warifeld
Monday, February 8, 2010
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Firehouse Goldenvoice Series Number 92
Edition of 150
3 colors on archival cream paper
23″ x 35″
Signed and Numbered
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Sold Out – Thank You!
Here’s a preview for my poster for the ever cool Jerry Joseph on January 28 at the Mercury Lounge in Goleta, California.
Jerry plays solo, with his rock band the Jackmormons, and with The Stockholm Syndrome. He’s played around with Vic Chesnutt, Pete Droge and Dave Schools of Widespread Panic. On this solo tour he’ll be playing songs from his recently released album, “Into The Lovely.”
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“Into The Lovely” features a who’s who of Portland musicians including Jennee Connlee (The Decemberists) on keyboards, Willy Vlautin (Richmond Fontaine) on vocals, Steve Drizos on percussion, Mike Lewis, Pat Kearns and Joseph’s co-hort from his Little Women days, Steve James, on guitar.
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Jerry Joseph at the Mercury Lounge, Goleta, CA, January 28, 2010
Edition of 150
3 colors on archival cream paper
11 X 33
Signed and numbered
SOLD OUT
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Jerry Joseph at the Mercury Lounge, Goleta, CA, January 28, 2010
Edition of 20
3 colors on archival cream paper
11 X 33
Signed and numbered
SOLD OUT
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Jerry Joseph at the Mercury Lounge, Goleta, CA, January 28, 2010
Edition of 10
4 colors (blue over orange) on archival cream paper
11 X 33
Signed and numbered
Here’s my poster for the Edwardian Ball which will be celebrated at the Regency Ballroom on January 22 & 23, 2010.
I went for a retro Edwardian era style (1900-1910) with an influence from Gustav Klimt. Since I’m using a lot of metallic inks, I resonate with Klimt’s use of “bling” in his art.
I’ll be releasing this poster here on my site on Sunday.
Here’s some pictures of the actual print. You can see the paper is textured like watercolor paper.
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From the Edwardian Ball site:
“The award-winning Edwardian Ball transforms the historic Regency Ballroom into a garden of delights, Friday and Saturday January 22nd and 23rd, 2010. Join a magical outdoors-indoor symphony of music, theatre, dance, art, storytelling, circus arts, fashion, technology, and, of course, the art & stories of Edward Gorey.”
Edwardian Ball at The Regency
Friday & Saturday, January 22 & 23, 2010
Firehouse Goldenvoice Series Number 90
Edition of 200
5 colors on archival cream paper
15″ x 35″
Signed and Numbered
Sold Out – Thank You!
I’m really happy to report that my Umphrey’s McGee poster won Expresso Beans Poster of the Week.
Great way to start 2010. Thanks to everyone for your support!
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Congratulations to Aaron Horkey and Emek for winning 2009 Poster of the Year for their combined effort. I’ve come a long way in one year. I feel that the number two spot for my Widespread Panic poster reflects a positive change. I’ll keep kicking out the cool posters you just have to have for 2010.
Chuck Sperry lives in the Haight-Ashbury district of San Francisco, where he’s made his particular style of rock poster designs for over 20 years. He operates Hangar 18, a silkscreen print studio, located in Oakland. Learn More…
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