Foo Fighters Poster Sacramento 2021
Foo Fighters poster Sacrmaneot 2021
What a long, weird couple of years that was!
My 3rd poster for Foo Fighters is a bananas tableau of the band as galactic prisoners (see the shock collars) performing for an arena full of surly aliens and robots moshing and fighting and arguing as the show info is projected in hologram overhead as spaceships pass by.
My first project working with them was a show poster for their 2018 Milwaukee gig after that I worked with them on limited edition concert posters in 2020 .
So in 2020 when the lockdowns were in full effect the band was planning to do some Zoom shows and commission posters for each. I wanted to kind of speak to the moment (them appearing over video) so I had the concept to make the band holograms performing in a kind of Star Wars bar. Those shows didnt end up happening. Cut to a year later and they are touring again and coming to my town, I put in for the date and got it. So I revisited that idea since I’d already drawn a couple characters. I decided instead of the band being holograms, the band would be aliens and robots and all that too and now they’d be playing in a galactic arena full of surly aliens moshing and fighting and arguing. Some of the foreground aliens from the OG concept made it all the way to this one.
Foo Fighters Poster Sacrmento 2021 Specs
• 18” X 24” FIve Color Screeprint
• PRINTED ON ARCHIVAL QUALITY HEAVY PAPER
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