Guthrie/Bell Productions logo and example of one of the many posters created monthly for Albany area venues.
Original design and illustration for a poster and digital advertising materials for a show celebrating the 30th anniversary of The Deadbeats, a local and regional band that performs the music of the Grateful Dead, as well as their own original music. The show, aptly enough, happened to fall on a date that many cultures celebrate as The Day of The Dead.
Original design and illustration for The Seapods 2024 show at Lark Hall in Albany, NY, featuring some talented musical dragons, since 2024 is the Chinese Year of The Dragon. This show was the kick-off for their mini-tour, and I made variations of the poster with different times and logos for other venues
Original design & illustration for another Guthrie/Bell Productions holiday party, featuring an elf who might like Eastbound Jesus, a band with an alt-country rock Americana sound, and an elf who might be partial to Dr. Jah & The Love Prophets, a Reggae/jam band.
Examples of posters advertising Guthrie/Bell Productions shows at a local club,
The Hollow Bar & Kitchen in downtown Albany, NY, including a rendition of Frankenstein's monster wearing David Byrne's famous "Big Suit," promoting the Talking Heads tribute band, Start Making Sense.
The Hollow Bar & Kitchen in downtown Albany, NY, including a rendition of Frankenstein's monster wearing David Byrne's famous "Big Suit," promoting the Talking Heads tribute band, Start Making Sense.
Examples of the many posters created for Guthrie/Bell Productions shows at
The Parish Public House, (now Ophelia's,) another local club and restaurant in
downtown Albany, NY.
The Parish Public House, (now Ophelia's,) another local club and restaurant in
downtown Albany, NY.
Examples of posters advertising Guthrie/Bell Productions shows at the beautiful Cohoes Music Hall in Cohoes, NY, the fourth oldest concert hall currently operating in the United States. The Ominous Seapods poster features an illustration of the actual members of the band as zombies.
Examples of posters advertising Guthrie/Bell Productions shows at Putnam Place, formerly Putnam Den, located in Saratoga Springs, NY.
Posters advertising concerts with bluegrass and folk legends David Grisman and Del McCoury, one at The Egg in The Empire State Plaza, Albany, NY, and another at EMPAC at RPI, Troy, NY.
More posters advertising area Guthrie/Bell Productions shows, including one featuring area female singer songwriters, and another poster for a New Year's Eve show at the Palace Theatre, Albany, NY, with national jam band favorite, moe.
