Daryll Peirce
Daryll Peirce, a San Francisco-based fine artist, muralist, designer, and illustrator, is celebrated for his unique and captivating rock poster art and ability to merge traditional art techniques with contemporary themes. His work blends intricate linework, organic forms, and surreal imagery, reflecting the diverse and vibrant energy of the modern music scene. With a strong foundation in fine art and illustration, Peirce’s posters are known for their meticulous detail and imaginative style.
Ryan Kerrigan
Ryan Kerrigan, originally from New Hampshire and now residing in Portland, Oregon, has become a vital figure in rock poster art. Known for his vibrant colors and 100% hand-drawn free-spirited style, Kerrigan has created posters for legendary venues like the Fillmore and bands from the Grateful Dead to Animal Liberation Orchestra, Spafford, The Wood Brothers, Dogs in a Pile, and festivals such as The Joshua Tree Music Festival, 4 Peaks Music Festival, and For the Funk of It Fest.
Jamie Gibson
Jamie Gibson is an emerging contemporary artist, particularly celebrated for her talents in screen printing, illustration, and the unique use of creativity in color and design. Her artwork transcends mere visuals, becoming vibrant reflections of musical energy and character depth. Gibson’s signature style integrates bold, psychedelic colors with intricate detailing, creating posters that promote and celebrate the music’s essence.
Chuck Sperry
Chuck Sperry is a trailblazer in the world of psychedelic rock poster art, renowned for his dynamic and vividly detailed screen prints which he prints himself in his Oakland, California studio Hangar 18. Emerging from San Francisco’s vibrant art scene, Sperry’s work has become synonymous with the modern rock poster renaissance, capturing the essence of bands like The Black Keys, Pearl Jam, and Widespread Panic.
Caitlin Mattisson
Caitlin Mattisson isn’t just creating art; she’s weaving a spellbinding tapestry that bridges rock and roll with the mystic allure of tarot. Growing up amidst the vibrant rock poster culture of San Francisco, Mattisson channels the hand-drawn, psychedelic energy of the ’60s into her modern works.
Carolyn Ferris
Carolyn Ferris isn’t just an artist; she’s a powerhouse whose rock posters have become legendary in the rock art scene. Her vibrant, mind-bending visuals first adorned the halls of The Fillmore and Warfield, solidifying her as a cornerstone of this artistic movement. Collaborating with icons like Timothy Leary, she painted alongside the LSD guru himself, creating art as revolutionary as his ideas.
