Nobody puts Baby in the corner.

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I had the time of my life.

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Nobody puts Baby in the corner. • I had the time of my life. •

Gimme the goods!

Print specs:

18" X 24", no bleeds, CMYK, 66MB PDF

Ask your printer for a paper recommendation and a small sample print that captures the blue, light blue, and gray setlists near Philadelphia.

If you’d like a setlist highlighted, email me or message me on Instagram or X. Links in the footer.

“The Time of My Life”

Truth time. I couldn’t justify the price of a tour poster on top of my expensive ticket and hotel stay. Also, I didn’t want to wait in the long merch line or schlepp a poster all evening. So, I made my own. In my style. With silly humor and a classic car. And no one telling me to make the logo bigger.

closeup of the poster's 3D lettering, color variation from Illustrator
close of the poster title's 3D lettering, coloring from the PDF
Setlist detail, blue type on a blue background

Press-ready PDF coloring

Adobe Illustrator coloring

The setlist typography is intentionally small to mimic stars and add texture.

Detail of the poster's disco-ball moon and illustrated red devil skeleton being lifted by a white skeleton
Detail of the poster's disco-dice hanging from the rearview mirror and the chrome turtles over the analog clock

Baby and Johnny. Anyone notice the 3D-printed skeletons on the sound engineer’s wine fridge? Inspiration in the little things.

Detail of the illustrated classic car's steering wheel

I had to slip in some Easter eggs.

The ‘56 Chevy was a labor of love. The majority of the hours invested were spent on the car. RK Motors of Charlotte, NC, deserves a shout-out for the stellar photography that inspired these vectors. This is NOT AI.

Illustration of a white skeleton lifting a red skeleton like in the movie Dirty Dancing