Jeremy Wheeler Freddy VHS Print Release

Bang! Media and artist Jeremy Wheeler proudly present this tribute to the videotape era and Nightmare on Elm Street with “The Dream Machine” - a silkscreen print made for the recent VHS convention, Tape Eaters 2. Posters of the hand-drawn pen-and-ink artwork will be available for purchase in regular or 2 variant editions.

The print is 18”x24”
Black on white (edition of 50) - $15
Black on red (edition of 25) - $20
Black on metallic red (edition of 5) - $30
On sale this Friday at 2pm EST/11am PST at http://thisisbangmedia.com/

About Bang! Media:
Through his company Bang! Media, multifaceted artist Jeremy Wheeler has honed a unique poster style in the gigposter and modern lm art world. In his 10+ years working in the Southeast Michigan area, Wheeler has specialized in making dynamic graphic art in two and three dimensions, with clients that have included Death Waltz Recording Company and Dimension Films, which showcased many of
Bang Media's posters in the film Scream 4.

He’s also designed gigposters for such notable acts as Mission of Burma, Ty Segall, as well as Ghostface Killah & Adrian Younge. Wheeler also has over 15 years of experience in the self-published comic and zine world. His journalistic work has graced such publications/sites as the A.V. Club, The Chicago
Reader and Esquire, for whom Wheeler is an ongoing contributor.

Check out this little process video he made also

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Those rock n roll gigposters in Scream 4

Wes Craven's Scream 4 movie opened this weekend. And if you happened to see a bunch of gigposters in it and wondered hey did those, I have the answer.

His name is Jeremy Wheeler and he is a poster artist from Michigan whose work is prominently featured in Scream 4.

BACKSTORY: last summer, Wes Craven made Ann Arbor his home while shooting the long-awaited sequel. As luck would have it, the art director spotted some of Jeremy's work at Vault of Midnight, a local Eisner Award-Winning comic shop that he's done branding for, and contracted the use of around 20 pieces of artwork to use on the set. The above picture is a collection of screengrabs from the film’s two trailers pointing out a bit of what they used in the production. Most prominently featured is a silkscreened poster for The Rationals, with other pieces covering acts like The Mannequin Men, Davila 666, The Gore Gore Girls, The Muggs, and his own dance party, The Bang! used in background shots.

Check out Jeremy Wheeler's work HERE

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