The fourth in my fall tour series. Inspired by the poster for “War of the Worlds” (1953) and lyrics from Scent of a Mule. The images were all hand drawn, inked (pens and brush) and painted with watercolor. I then scanned them to create a digital painting that is true to the original poster. The prints are 13×19 on card stock, signed and limited to an edition of 150. Available now in my shop, and during the run ( October 26th-28th) shipping is free!
It’s been too long since I’ve updated. I’ve been working on more watercolors, as well and redoing some illustrated setlists. I have big plans about 2015 including custom shows, possible t shirts, as well as variations of song illustrations.
These songs, like all the others are ink and watercolor on 140lb paper. They are available for sale, but don’t tend to last long in my shop.
I’ll take requests for specific songs, inquiries can be sent to me via direct message on twitter, instagram, or facebook.
Fluffhead
“Could not find no cure, won’t you help him if you please?”
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Scent of a Mule
“And you never done see me askin’ for a UFO in Tomahawk County”
Slave to the Traffic Light
“See the city, see the zoo”
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Harpua
“Me and Harpua we couldn’t care few-a”
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Roggae
“The circus is the place for me with bears and clowns and noise”
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Chalk Dust Torture
“Can’t this wait ’til I’m old, Can’t I live while I’m young?”
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Previous Phish song illustrations:
Not just reading the book, 