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Phish Columbus, OH 2025

My commemorative ticket stubs Phish’s show at the Jerome Schottenstein Center in Columbus, OH. For this stub, I drew inspiration from the Scioto Lounge deer sculpture that is found on the Rich Street Bridge overlooking the Scioto River.

Each stub measures 2.75 x 6.5 inches (the same size as PTBM tickets) and is printed on coated 130 lb card stock by Fireball Printing in Philadelphia. The back features a spot to write down your actual seat/section. I will also include a mini art print/postcard with each order, along with other freebies while supplies last. Purchase here: https://joseeen.etsy.com/listing/4327411094

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Phish Folsom Field 2025

My commemorative ticket stubs for Phish’s three-day run at the University of Colorado’s Folsom Field in Boulder, Co. The artwork was inspired by the University’s live mascot, Ralphie the Buffalo, who’s actually a bison.

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Phish Austin, Texas 2025

My commemorative ticket stubs for Phish’s 2-night run at the Moody Center in Austin, TX. The artwork used was an ink and watercolor illustration I created. Night one was inspired by Austin’s colorful eateries, in this case, the taqueria Taquero Mucho in downtown Austin. Night two features the Congress Avenue Bridge, famous for the 1.5 million bats that live under it.

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Phish Pittsburgh, PA 2025

My commemorative ticket stubs for Phish’s show at the Petersen Center in Pittsburgh, PA. For this stub, I drew inspiration from the Westinghouse Atom Smasher, a particle accelerator from the 1930s found in a residential area east of downtown Pittsburgh. It played a crucial role in the development of practical applications of nuclear science for energy production. In 2015, the building was torn down, but the atom smasher remains there to this day.

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Phish Manchester, New Hampshire 2025

My commemorative ticket stubs for Phish’s three-day run/ summer tour opener at the SNHU Arena in Manchester, NH. The artwork was watercolor paintings, inspired by various sites in New Hampshire. These include the Old Man of the Mountain (RIP), Franconia Notch in the White Mountains, and the cabins of Lake Winnipesaukee.

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Phish Summer 2018 series- The Forum

The fourth print in my summer tour series. For the Inglewood show at the Forum, I was inspired by the poster for the Japanese kaiju film “Yog:Monster From Space (aka Space Amoeba)” (1970). This was probably my most complicated illustration to date in the series. I had to create quite a few different paintings to get all the elements I needed to recreate it. Instead of the Earth, I opted for an Inglewood landmark, the Randy’s Donut sign. Prints are 13×19 on cardstock, signed and limited to an edition of 150. Prints are currently available for sale in my shop: www.joseeen.etsy.com , and prints will be available on lot before the show.