Patterson Hood Poster Sacramento 2013
PATTERSON HOOD POSTER SACRAMENTO 2013
HIGH LONESOME BROADCAST TOWER
One thing I like to play with every now and again is darkness as defining element. And sometimes (as with my black-on-black Peter Murphy poster from 2009) I like to squeeze as much daylight as I can from the space between lights and darks. So it is with my 2013 poster for Drive-By Trucker Patterson Hood’s solo appearance at Harlow’s in Sacramento. This is one of my darker posters, but that darkness has a purpose. I really worked the contrast on this poster for Drive-By Truckers’ Patterson Hood in order to give the feeling of nighttime in the middle of nowhere, with the only light around for miles the moon and the lettering on this radio tower. That feeling of being miles from anything and anybody. You can see the other two posters I’ve designed for Drive-By Truckers here and here.
Patterson Hood Poster Sacramento 2013 Specs
• 11″ X 17” MATTE OFFSET PRINT
• PRINTED ON ARCHIVAL QUALITY HEAVY PAPER
• EDITION LIMITED TO 50
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