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.
Ryan Kerrigan has released his Summer Tour 2014 and he has 7 posters, 5 pins and 1 sticker available. See below for all the great art and options to pick up his art, including tour subscriptions!
2014 KERRIGAN SUMMER TOUR STICKER
4″ X 4″ all weather sticker, $3 each, three for $5, or ten for $10
2014 KERRIGAN HAPPY FISH PINS
Each in editions of 100, these pins are $15 shipped, or any two for $25, or get a set of five matching-numbered pins for $55. The 2014 series consists of pins for SPAC, Philly, Randalls, Chicago, and Commerce City.
2014 KERRIGAN TOUR POSTERS
SPAC, Philly, Randall’s Island, Chicago and Alabama (Alpharetta and Commerce City coming soon)
18.25″ x 12.5″, editions of 100, $20 each shipped
OR
Pick up any three for $50 shipped. Mix or match with the other three 2014 tour prints already completed.
OR
Grab a TOUR SUBSCRIPTION! For $100 you get the five prints released already, plus the next two prints and all 7 of your prints will have matching numbers (feel free to request your favorite number) Your first three prints ship immediately.
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What a year 2013 was! Not only was it one of the best Phish years on record, but there was some incredible Phish inspired art that set the bar high for future years. This is not just a coincidence – when the band is at the top of their game, it rubs off on the fans and art community. Summer Shakedowns were good (despite the rain) and Dicks and Fall Tour led to some of the most memorable Shakedowns in 3.0, with the highlight of them all being the PhanArt Poster and Pin Exhibition in Atlantic City on November 2nd.
This list was compiled based on feedback received through the site, on tour, and through Facebook and Twitter. Fans were asked in the past month what was some of the best Phish related (non-official) art of 2013 and they responded. I took all suggestions into account and looked at the list and came up with the top 13, as well as the honorable mentions.Today we continue the Best of PhanArt 2013 with a look at the art coming in at numbers 7-13. Be sure to check out Part 1 from yesterday.
Remember, the Phanart made in 2013 was amazing and the following is just some of the best. If you think something was overlooked, share what was missed below in the comments section below.
#13 Erin Cadigan’s Halloween poster “Le P(h)oisson Deguisement d’ Hallowe’en Metropole de Atlantique“
Erin’s Halloween print, her third to feature a mermaid, was inspired by vintage French horror film posters. Note the record with the label (translated) “Phish’s musical costume, Atlantic City.” Who knew their costume would be their own music? Another fabulous poster from Erin.
#12 Julius/Dr J shirts by Brian Zuckerberg, Chris Ehrens, Shawn Dos Santos and Noah Phence
Hugely popular on tour all year, Dr. J is finally connected to “Julius” with proper art and an in your face palmed basketball. Expect to see folks wearing this shirt on tour for years to come.
#11 Jiggs Hampton Poster
Jiggs has been one of the foremost artists to make a name for himself in 3.0, and his posters over the past few years are a strong part of that. His Hampton poster included an intricate representation of the dates and location for the Fall Tour opener. Another sold out poster from Jiggs – job well done!
#10 Andrew Bryant ‘Band in Lights’ pin
When I talked to pinners about some of the best of the year, this was one that kept coming up, with resounding support for the design. Mini-silhouettes of the band under Kuroda’s lights, in a limited edition of 100, with a perfect quote from “Scents and Subtle Sounds” to cap it off – brilliant. He’s now up to a fourth version of the pin, with pin collectors clamoring for all editions.
#9 Tripp’s Commerce City Triptych
We all love Tripp’s Prints! Tripp has posters for nearly every show, and with his Commerce City Triptych, he gave fans a trio to drool over. Rising fish in the morning, shining at noon and setting in the evening are represented in his prints, with the scenic mountains drawn colorfully and three-dimensionally – perfect for a three-poster set for a perfect three night run at Dick’s.
#8 Michael Boyer’s Jerseys
At the Summer in Saratoga Art show on July 6th, fans were amazed at the setup of a different poster for each show of the tour, plus, something new – jerseys with characters from Phish songs as the ‘team’ logo. All summer long, Llamas and Mockingbirds were sold on lot, a hugely popular and incredibly unique piece of art. Boyer put great thought into these, and the quality of the product cannot be understated. Look for more jerseys from Boyer this summer, as well as as profile on the artist coming next week on PhanArt.
#7 Brian Hill’s Atlantic City Poster
This poster surfaced a few days after Brian’s Hampton poster was seen online, and the lights for Boardwalk Hall were an even greater muse for Hill. Brian was on hand to sell his posters at the PhanArt Poster and Pin Exhibition in Atlantic City, with a huge response from fans who took to his representation of Boardwalk Hall, improving on the venue’s already impressive facade and late night light show.
That’s all for Part 2. What made the top 6? Check back tomorrow and find out!
These Fish Man hand printed screen prints are 15″x 20″, printed on 100% cotton canson edition with on deckled edge. It is water based ink and four colors. This print is an edition of 100 and there are about 20 left. The print is $35 and includes shipping.
Nick Doyle is an artist based out of Boulder, Colorado. A mostly self-taught artist and screen printer, he has been producing T-shirts since about 2005 and posters since the end of 2009. You can keep up with his current work here!
“Buzz In The Honeycomb” is Isadora Bullock’s 3 color linocut print (one of the layers is a hand rolled 3 color fade), measures 15″ x 21.5″ in a limited edition of 150 for the Phish shows in Commerce City, CO at Dicks. The lights in his eyes are the new light rig for 2013. Buy now for $35 plus shipping.
Watch a process video of Isadora making her poster
This four color triptych features an original design by TRiPP. The sky is filled with a three color fade signifying the change from summer into fall and day into night. Available only as a three piece, you will receive a matching numbered set. This is an edition of 200, signed and numbered by the artist.
If you order before Noon MST on Friday, August 30th, will receive FREE SHIPPING! Order here
Curt Wayne, new to PhanArt, grew up in Massachusetts, went to college in Burlington and received a degree in 3D art and Animation in 2010. After graduating, he moved to New York where he is now the owner of a Sign Shop and Design Studio, focusing on hand crafted signs for homes and businesses.
Curt created this poster for the upcoming Phish Dick’s shows digitally using Adobe Illustrator. The size is 11 x 17 printed on cardstock. They are signed and numbered in an edition of 100. Curt is part Native American and knows the history of Colorado and its native tribes, making for a proper inspiration for this piece. Even though they are not screen printed, Curt still tries to create all his artwork with limited colors so each poster has a screen printed feel.
Posters are 1 for $10, 3 for $20, plus shipping. They will be on sale on lot at Dick’s as well.
Tim Ripley has released his Phish Commerce City 2013 poster, “East Meets West”. This five color screenprint measures 22″ x 16″ and is printed on 150 lb acid free 30% p/c recycled paper. If you disregard the ring of fish, there are 30 fish scattered throughout the design, a nod to Phish’s 30th year.
Each poster, including shipping, handling, insurance and confirmation costs $33. If you won’t be at Dick’s, you can reserve one by emailing Tim: timothyripley /@/ hotmail. Tim will be at Dick’s on lot with these posters, so keep an eye out for him there!
Tim has offered to donate a poster to benefit Mockingbird Foundation. Thanks Tim!
