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This poster was created for Wet Leg’s show at Marathon Music Works/ Nashville, TN in September 2025 with Hana Vu and Mary in the Junkyard. It is a 5-color letterpress print! The print measures approx. 13.3”x21” and is printed on natural cover weight paper.
(Commissioned by the venue) This 5-color 18”x24” letterpress poster celebrates Billy Strings solo show on September 16th, 2025 at The Signal in Chattanooga! The poster was letterpress printed using laser cut blocks on recycled cover weight French Paper Co. paper. This poster is a homage to 19th century typography and design. The textures and imperfections and surface quality are something you can really only appreciate when you see the real thing!
These prints are my artists proofs and are very limited in quantity. Once they’re gone, they’re gone.
This 3-color 18”x24” letterpress poster celebrates The Avett Brothers show on September 13h, 2025 in Savannah! The poster was printed in letterpress, using laser cut blocks, and hand-set lead type. This poster was created by hand-cutting folded paper to create a unique illustration that is then cut in wood. These were printed on recycled cover weight French Paper Co. paper—The textures and imperfections and surface quality are something you can really only appreciate when you see the real thing!
(Commissioned by the venue) This 5-color 18”x24” letterpress poster celebrates Billy Strings solo show on September 17th, 2025 at The Signal in Chattanooga! The poster was letterpress printed using laser cut blocks. This poster utilizes fun imagery and hand-printed antique typography that has been laser cut and printed one color at a time. These were printed on recycled cover weight French Paper Co. paper—a handful of these are printed on Cougar Natural, a similar color, quality and weight.
The textures and imperfections and surface quality are something you can really only appreciate when you see the real thing!
These prints are my artists proofs and are very limited in quantity. Once they’re gone, they’re gone.
This 4-color 18”x24” letterpress poster celebrates Mumford & Sons show on July 27th in Charleston! The poster was printed in letterpress, using laser cut blocks. The poster utilizes some super unique antique and contemporary typography, alongside some other fun abstract elements to create a type-centric & bold design. These were printed on recycled cover weight French Paper Co. paper—The textures and imperfections and surface quality are something you can really only appreciate when you see the real thing!
This 4-color 18”x24” letterpress poster celebrates The Avett Brothers show on September 12h, 2025 in Athens! The poster was printed in letterpress, using laser cut blocks, and hand-set wood type. The poster was made in the style of the classic traditional show poster. These were printed on recycled cover weight French Paper Co. paper—The textures and imperfections and surface quality are something you can really only appreciate when you see the real thing!
We made these posters the morning of the No Kings protests around the country in June 2025. I really just want to make happy/positive things, even when my heart hurts. We handed out a few of these 13”x20” letterpress posters at the march, but have a handful of these available for sale as well.
This poster was created for Chris Stapleton’s show in Greenville, SC in July 2025 with Nikki Lane. It is a 3-color letterpress print! This full-bleed print measures 18”x24” and is printed on natural cover weight paper.
This poster was created for Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit show in Evansville, IN June 2025 with Lonnie Holley . It is a 4-color letterpress print! The print measures 18”x24” and is printed on natural cover weight paper.
This 18”x24” 3-color letterpress poster was printed for the Pilgrimage Music and Cultural Festival in Franklin, TN in September 2025. Printed on recycled French Paper Co. paper. John Mayer, Kings of Leon, Sam Barber, Turnpike Troubadours, Father John Misty, Grace Potter, etc!
note: this is a digital mock, some elements/colors/textures may vary slightly