Dress up your favorite frosty beverage! Commemorating the 2014 Labor Day prank at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park, these two-sided yellow koozies feature full-color digital artwork by Annie Nicholson. Annie has been a phan for 18 years, but this is her PhanArt debut! Printed in the USA on eco-friendly materials. One for $6, two for $10, shipping included.
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Michael Hunt made his first ever poster for Dick’s 2014 and has this to say about his art:
This is my first time diving into the design of a print for any music event. I have been an avid collector of concert posters for many years and creating one of my own has always been something I’ve been interested in. I finally decided to take a go at designing my own print for the Phish shows in Colorado and watching this concept go from an idea, to evolve in design and then see printed to a quality that I am satisfied with has been quite the journey. I hope you enjoy the finished product as much as I do.
These posters are 12×18, digital prints, printed on #100 Cover paper with a Matte Finish. A limited edition of 150, Signed & Numbered, these prints cost $20 + $8 Shipping. Click here to buy
Nick Doyle’s Dick’s print is a handprinted screenprint that measures 15” x 20” in an edition of 100. The poster is printed with 5 colors using water based metallic and non-metallic inks on 100% Cotton Canson Edition with one deckled edge. The price for these prints is $30 which includes shipping.
From Mike Rueb, creator of the Tinder/Timber Ho shirts found at Dick’s last week:
The shirts were our first bit of art, although I have been a food vendor on lot for quite some time. We made 100 and they are the first edition and we will be selling them at Eugene and Seattle as well. The design was inspired by the dating app Tinder. The shirt is basically the user interface of the app with Jerry the Mule (the actual name of the song), where the name of the guy or girl you were looking at is located. The song debuted as a Phish cover in 1989, making it the age of 25 that accompanies the name. Currently there have been 79 performances, however they can change that very easily on fall tour, so if we do more shirts they will be updated. Cost is $20 with free shipping.
This pin from Jiggs measures 1.25″ in length with white glitter in either gold or silver metal. These pins are not numbered but there are only 50 of each metal and stamped with Jiggs’ logo. Pins cost only $12 with FREE SHIPPING! Order here
Here’s the final potential setlist for Dick’s tomorrow night (or will it be Saturday or Sunday?) courtesy of Josean Rivera. Can you guess the theme? FTR – this is the running theory for this year’s theme setlist and the one we would place our bets on, if people did that sort of thing.
You can see more art by Josean Rivera on Etsy, Twitter, Facebook and his website.
Presenting the original concert lot poster for Phish at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park in Commerce City, Colorado by Maria DiChiappari. A 11×17 digital print on card stock, these prints are in a limited edition of only 200 and are signed and numbered by artist Maria DiChiappari, and made with love!! These posters will be sold on lot all three nights or buy now for only $15 plus shipping!
Continuing with our ‘Guess the Dick’s Setlist Art’ comes this complicated one from Josean Rivera.
With no setlist provided, can you figure out the theme AND the setlist based on the images alone? Click the image to enlarge.
You can see more art by Josean Rivera on Etsy, Twitter, Facebook and his website.
Here we are with Part 2 of our ‘Guess the Dick’s Setlist Art’. We put together a few setlists and enlisted Josean Rivera, who makes setlist art based on individual setlists of shows, and he has taken our themes and turned them into art.
No setlist is provided, so you need to figure out the theme and setlist based on the images alone. Click the image to enlarge.
You can see more art by Josean Rivera on Etsy, Twitter, Facebook and his website.
With the annual run at Dick’s just a few days away, speculation as to what the band will play the first night – a theme or spelled out set – is at a usual highpoint. There is so much potential that we put together a few setlists and enlisted Josean Rivera, who makes setlist art based on individual setlists of shows, to take our themes and turn them into art.
The catch – no setlist is provided, nor is the theme. See if you can guess the theme of the art, as well as setlist, looking at his art. Click the image to enlarge.
You can see more art by Josean Rivera on Etsy, Twitter, Facebook and his website.
