His band is RNDM, featuring himself, singer-songwriter Joseph Arthur and drummer Richard Stuverud. Back in December they announced a seven-date North American tour in support of the band’s forthcoming sophomore LP, Ghost Riding.
Tonight they kick off the tour in Seattle and Brad Klausen did the poster for the show. And of course you are the first to see it.
Brad designed the poster by playing off the masks the guys wear and the orange and black color scheme they use for their album art.
Brad did a poster for each of the 7 dates and they all make one big image. He won't have posters for sale until the tour is over. Brad will only have 25 of each and there will only be 40 of each at the shows. Posters are 11.5 x 24 on black paper.
So I'm asking you guys to help Brad here, leave a comment if you want a full set of 7 posters or not because right now he is still trying to decide the best way to sell them. A few sets of 7 posters (keep in mind they form 1 image) or individual posters for each city.
I would LOVE a full set. :)
ReplyDeleteIndividual would give the fans better odds of getting one if they are not lucky enough to get one at the show. If you group them all into smaller sets it will be tough.
ReplyDeletereminds me of the neocon set in 2004 - people enjoyed having those whole sets
ReplyDeletethough i personally just hope to score the one from the boston show i'm hitting
full set all the way!
ReplyDeleteHow about a mix. Maybe a few sets and then individuals? Id like an AP from the show I attended.
ReplyDeleteFull sets please
ReplyDeleteIt would be amazing to get a sett!! Already got A couple brad prints on the wall and this would complete it.
ReplyDeleteI'd like a full set
ReplyDeleteFull set!
ReplyDeleteI would love to get the whole set, going to the Toronto show next weekend and I'm so looking forward to it. Looks awesome!
ReplyDeleteWhole set would be kick ass
ReplyDeletefull set please
ReplyDeleteMaybe 10-15 SETS, and then the rest individually.
ReplyDeleteI would love the full set
ReplyDeleteeach poster for each show should be an edition of 100 signed and numbered by the artist, 50 available at the show and 50 available on BK's artillery design shop, 25 matching numbered set and the other 25 sold individually. the fact they they make up one big picture when put together is going to make them more collectable and only having 65 of each poster, just isn't going to cut it for fans
ReplyDeleteBrad does not decide the edition size, he does what the band wants.
DeleteWhole whole set would be awesome
ReplyDeleteDefinitely Yes to the full set
ReplyDeleteIn Italy we would love the full set ;D
ReplyDeleteThis kind of dedication and beauty deserves a full set in my opinion.
ReplyDelete10 full sets. 15 individual for each city.
ReplyDeleteFull sets please - If they were sold individually and I happened to get one, I would spend a ton of time, and have to spend even more money chasing the others.
ReplyDeleteI dont think people are reading the paragraph on availability closely enough. 25 posters for each show available after tour. So if they set them there will only be 25 sets for sale total. Good luck with that sale. Gone in 60 seconds.
ReplyDeleteIs there any other band where a RNDM draw for RNDM numbers would make more sense?
ReplyDeleteI think a full.set would be very cool but I also let individual prints from the shows I attend. So a.mixture of both.
ReplyDeleteA full set would look awesome all framed together!!! Brad does amazing work.
ReplyDeleteGary H
Full set for me also. It's a pity the run is so small
ReplyDeleteI would love the full set - an uncut version would be really cool too.
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