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Working with the band Phish seems to get more and more exciting and rewarding as time goes by. Above is our latest work created for Phish’s three night concert series in Atlantic City, NJ. This would be the first time we’ve created a triptych, which proved to be a challenge.

The four color screen print was created on a 36″x24″ parent sheet and then cut down into three individual 12″x24″ posters. Each poster is hand signed and numbered out of an edition of 800. Mathematically speaking, 2,400 prints were signed and it took a team of two grown men 6 hours to complete. It was a grueling day, but a gracious closure to a massive project nonetheless.

These prints will be available in our online store on June 18, the day after the last show. There will be a very limited amount for sale in our online store, so be sure to act quickly.

We’ve made a process video for the poster series, which you can view below along with some close up shots of the actual prints.

PROCESS VIDEO

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For any poster artist, creating work for the legendary band Phish is an honor. Being asked to create our fifth poster for them was exciting enough. Making it for their annual New Year’s Eve Run, a four night concert series held at the legendary Madison Square Garden in New York City, was jaw dropping to say the least.

We created two color variants of the poster, each with an edition of 700. We will be selling a very limited amount of each poster in our online store starting on New Year’s Eve. Below is a process video for the design along with the original sketch and some close up shots of the actual print.

THE SKETCH

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Phish is arguably one of the most epic bands touring today, so it’s fitting that their stop in Southern California is at the legendary Hollywood Bowl.  We were thrilled to be asked to create the poster for the show, and decided on an other-worldly theme, depicting the Bowl itself as a spaceship arriving on the California coast by way of Phish’s home state of Vermont. Below is a quick video going over our process of designing the poster.

The poster is a 4-color screen print on Astro Black paper and has a signed and numbered edition of 1,100 (our biggest ever!).  A limited number of prints will be available in our store Today, August 9.  Check out some shots from the show and close-up photos of the poster below.

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Phish is on the road again this summer and we’re very happy to announce our poster for their show at the Blossom Music Center in Cuyahoga Falls, OH. It’s a three color screen print and has a limited edition of 675. There are only 23 posters available in our store, so act fast.

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Phish’s ‘New Year’s Run’ is a staple of their annual touring schedule and we were thrilled to be asked to create a poster for their two-day stop in Worcester, Massachusetts. In the late 1800s, Worcester was known as the home of early ‘lunch wagons’ or dining cars that were eventually shipped all over the Eastern Seaboard. We decided to use the interiors of these classic diners as the basis for the poster, with plenty of Phish references thrown in for good measure. Check out the photos below for some detail shots of the poster. A limited number of prints are available in the store.

There are also some beautiful photos by Dave Vann of both nights in Worcester on the Phish Facebook Page .

Check out this blog post by Bangback about the creation of our recent poster for Phish