Leg 2 NA 2022 Pearl Jam Posters

demetrios

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bradklausen

OceansJenny said:

on2legs said:

OceansJenny said:

Horse2345 said:

nautical_disaster said:

droptheleash9 said:

Do we know who gets final say over what the poster looks like? Do artists get full discretion or does someone at PJ/TC have to green light the final product? I'm assuming it is the former given that we occasionally get a Vancouver Wolfmanpig and today's Denver poster but was curious if anyone knows.

Someone can correct me if i'm wrong, but there was an instance (maybe in South America) where the poster was pulled before the show? 2005 ish? But that would be extremely rare - maybe the only occurrence that i can recall. 

Yep, Klausens 2005 South America tour poster was pulled. 

Now I want to see it. Was a photo ever released?

They didn’t sell them at the show but Brad later sold them at Flatstock and on his own site.  They’re out there if you want one. 

Thanks for the share! Wonder why it got the axe? Seems to fit PJ perfectly.

it got the axe because of the knife 

if memory serves me correctly, I think going to South America and playing big shows, the band still had Roskilde on their minds, and I believe Stone was apprehensive about the knife (and understandably so, it is a violent revolution image)...or maybe just perhaps negative imagery in general, not sure... to me it's actually a positive image, fighting to reclaim what is rightfully your's, taking back what has been stolen from you... I think maybe Stone just didn't want to have negative / death / violent imagery on a poster... and I can't say I disagree with that call on his part. I was really proud of this image and still am, but very much understand the choice they made, even after all the posters were printed and shipped to south america. That was an instance where the band often times did not see poster images until the day of the show... so from this incident, they changed that practice. 

Side note... I owe some people some emails regarding the Nashville poster, I have not forgot about you, just had things happening this week that didn't give me much time to get to emails but will finally get to those today

Also will get tubes a little later then I had hoped for, shopped around to try and find a cheaper price for tubes and found it, ut they are going to take a little longer then I had hoped to get to me...so Nashville orders will ship when those tubes arrive aroudn the first couple days of October. So sorry for the delay getting those out, was hoping to have tubes here by the day of the sale, but was having a hard time hearing back from my normal tube dealer in Aug, so I started to shop around 

SHZA

on2legs said:

😬

You miss 100% of the shots you don't take 

on2legs

demetrios said:

on2legs said:

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Perfect. 

euchrid

bradklausen said:

OceansJenny said:

on2legs said:

OceansJenny said:

Horse2345 said:

nautical_disaster said:

droptheleash9 said:

Do we know who gets final say over what the poster looks like? Do artists get full discretion or does someone at PJ/TC have to green light the final product? I'm assuming it is the former given that we occasionally get a Vancouver Wolfmanpig and today's Denver poster but was curious if anyone knows.

Someone can correct me if i'm wrong, but there was an instance (maybe in South America) where the poster was pulled before the show? 2005 ish? But that would be extremely rare - maybe the only occurrence that i can recall. 

Yep, Klausens 2005 South America tour poster was pulled. 

Now I want to see it. Was a photo ever released?

They didn’t sell them at the show but Brad later sold them at Flatstock and on his own site.  They’re out there if you want one. 

Thanks for the share! Wonder why it got the axe? Seems to fit PJ perfectly.

it got the axe because of the knife 

if memory serves me correctly, I think going to South America and playing big shows, the band still had Roskilde on their minds, and I believe Stone was apprehensive about the knife (and understandably so, it is a violent revolution image)...or maybe just perhaps negative imagery in general, not sure... to me it's actually a positive image, fighting to reclaim what is rightfully your's, taking back what has been stolen from you... I think maybe Stone just didn't want to have negative / death / violent imagery on a poster... and I can't say I disagree with that call on his part. I was really proud of this image and still am, but very much understand the choice they made, even after all the posters were printed and shipped to south america. That was an instance where the band often times did not see poster images until the day of the show... so from this incident, they changed that practice. 

Side note... I owe some people some emails regarding the Nashville poster, I have not forgot about you, just had things happening this week that didn't give me much time to get to emails but will finally get to those today

Also will get tubes a little later then I had hoped for, shopped around to try and find a cheaper price for tubes and found it, ut they are going to take a little longer then I had hoped to get to me...so Nashville orders will ship when those tubes arrive aroudn the first couple days of October. So sorry for the delay getting those out, was hoping to have tubes here by the day of the sale, but was having a hard time hearing back from my normal tube dealer in Aug, so I started to shop around 

Thanks Brad. So great to have these types of conversations with the artist... feels like the good ole' gigposters.com days

OceansJenny

bradklausen said:

OceansJenny said:

on2legs said:

OceansJenny said:

Horse2345 said:

nautical_disaster said:

droptheleash9 said:

Do we know who gets final say over what the poster looks like? Do artists get full discretion or does someone at PJ/TC have to green light the final product? I'm assuming it is the former given that we occasionally get a Vancouver Wolfmanpig and today's Denver poster but was curious if anyone knows.

Someone can correct me if i'm wrong, but there was an instance (maybe in South America) where the poster was pulled before the show? 2005 ish? But that would be extremely rare - maybe the only occurrence that i can recall. 

Yep, Klausens 2005 South America tour poster was pulled. 

Now I want to see it. Was a photo ever released?

They didn’t sell them at the show but Brad later sold them at Flatstock and on his own site.  They’re out there if you want one. 

Thanks for the share! Wonder why it got the axe? Seems to fit PJ perfectly.

it got the axe because of the knife 

if memory serves me correctly, I think going to South America and playing big shows, the band still had Roskilde on their minds, and I believe Stone was apprehensive about the knife (and understandably so, it is a violent revolution image)...or maybe just perhaps negative imagery in general, not sure... to me it's actually a positive image, fighting to reclaim what is rightfully your's, taking back what has been stolen from you... I think maybe Stone just didn't want to have negative / death / violent imagery on a poster... and I can't say I disagree with that call on his part. I was really proud of this image and still am, but very much understand the choice they made, even after all the posters were printed and shipped to south america. That was an instance where the band often times did not see poster images until the day of the show... so from this incident, they changed that practice. 

Side note... I owe some people some emails regarding the Nashville poster, I have not forgot about you, just had things happening this week that didn't give me much time to get to emails but will finally get to those today

Also will get tubes a little later then I had hoped for, shopped around to try and find a cheaper price for tubes and found it, ut they are going to take a little longer then I had hoped to get to me...so Nashville orders will ship when those tubes arrive aroudn the first couple days of October. So sorry for the delay getting those out, was hoping to have tubes here by the day of the sale, but was having a hard time hearing back from my normal tube dealer in Aug, so I started to shop around 

Thanks Brad for the insight! I saw the image the way you did - rising up and reclaiming - but can see how it can be interpreted negatively. I love what you did here though - style, colors, theme. Awesome poster.

One of my very first posters was your Philly poster from the same year (‘05). 

demetrios

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raviamarzupa

I’m honored to have created a show poster for Pearl Jam’s @pearljam final show on their 2022 tour. Who in Denver is going to the show? Comment below! Posters will be sold at the event.

Pearl Jam asked me to do something related to the environmemtal changes happeing in Colorado. This design is an homage to the Colorado Firefighters who have fought increasingly hard to protect us every year... their job is only going to get harder!

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nautical_disaster

bradklausen said:

it got the axe because of the knife 

if memory serves me correctly, I think going to South America and playing big shows, the band still had Roskilde on their minds, and I believe Stone was apprehensive about the knife (and understandably so, it is a violent revolution image)...or maybe just perhaps negative imagery in general, not sure... to me it's actually a positive image, fighting to reclaim what is rightfully your's, taking back what has been stolen from you... I think maybe Stone just didn't want to have negative / death / violent imagery on a poster... and I can't say I disagree with that call on his part. I was really proud of this image and still am, but very much understand the choice they made, even after all the posters were printed and shipped to south america. That was an instance where the band often times did not see poster images until the day of the show... so from this incident, they changed that practice. 

Side note... I owe some people some emails regarding the Nashville poster, I have not forgot about you, just had things happening this week that didn't give me much time to get to emails but will finally get to those today

Also will get tubes a little later then I had hoped for, shopped around to try and find a cheaper price for tubes and found it, ut they are going to take a little longer then I had hoped to get to me...so Nashville orders will ship when those tubes arrive aroudn the first couple days of October. So sorry for the delay getting those out, was hoping to have tubes here by the day of the sale, but was having a hard time hearing back from my normal tube dealer in Aug, so I started to shop around 

Thanks for the insight! It's always cool to hear from the artists whose art is actually framed on my wall at home A dear old friend of mine actually got the chance to create art for a pearl jam show this year, and it was super fun to chat to him about it. You guys have very cool jobs!

iwasatpj20

bradklausen said:

OceansJenny said:

on2legs said:

OceansJenny said:

Horse2345 said:

nautical_disaster said:

droptheleash9 said:

Do we know who gets final say over what the poster looks like? Do artists get full discretion or does someone at PJ/TC have to green light the final product? I'm assuming it is the former given that we occasionally get a Vancouver Wolfmanpig and today's Denver poster but was curious if anyone knows.

Someone can correct me if i'm wrong, but there was an instance (maybe in South America) where the poster was pulled before the show? 2005 ish? But that would be extremely rare - maybe the only occurrence that i can recall. 

Yep, Klausens 2005 South America tour poster was pulled. 

Now I want to see it. Was a photo ever released?

They didn’t sell them at the show but Brad later sold them at Flatstock and on his own site.  They’re out there if you want one. 

Thanks for the share! Wonder why it got the axe? Seems to fit PJ perfectly.

it got the axe because of the knife 

if memory serves me correctly, I think going to South America and playing big shows, the band still had Roskilde on their minds, and I believe Stone was apprehensive about the knife (and understandably so, it is a violent revolution image)...or maybe just perhaps negative imagery in general, not sure... to me it's actually a positive image, fighting to reclaim what is rightfully your's, taking back what has been stolen from you... I think maybe Stone just didn't want to have negative / death / violent imagery on a poster... and I can't say I disagree with that call on his part. I was really proud of this image and still am, but very much understand the choice they made, even after all the posters were printed and shipped to south america. That was an instance where the band often times did not see poster images until the day of the show... so from this incident, they changed that practice. 

Side note... I owe some people some emails regarding the Nashville poster, I have not forgot about you, just had things happening this week that didn't give me much time to get to emails but will finally get to those today

Also will get tubes a little later then I had hoped for, shopped around to try and find a cheaper price for tubes and found it, ut they are going to take a little longer then I had hoped to get to me...so Nashville orders will ship when those tubes arrive aroudn the first couple days of October. So sorry for the delay getting those out, was hoping to have tubes here by the day of the sale, but was having a hard time hearing back from my normal tube dealer in Aug, so I started to shop around 

Thanks Brad, keep up the great work.

demetrios

https://twitter.com/PearlJamCOL/status/1573145501784219648

Spiritual_Chaos

The one with the clouds and the one under water are absolutely lovely.

Robbert

For me Oklahoma is the winner!

mfc2006

Robbert said:

For me Oklahoma is the winner!

Same.

JojoRice

Ya, I think OKC is the winner for this leg.  Overall, I think the Fall US leg posters were better than then Spring US leg posters.

Get_Right

I like the camden through okc run, the others not so much. 

tempo_n_groove

mfc2006 said:

Robbert said:

For me Oklahoma is the winner!

Same.

It's really nice.  The posted pic made it look  flat but other people took better pics and it's got nice color.  I don't think MSG is bad but that he's done this before w the bridges.

mfc2006

tempo_n_groove said:

mfc2006 said:

Robbert said:

For me Oklahoma is the winner!

Same.

It's really nice.  The posted pic made it look  flat but other people took better pics and it's got nice color.  I don't think MSG is bad but that he's done this before w the bridges.

It is - the colors really jump out in person. Going to put mine in a frame this weekend.

OceansJenny

Great set of art this leg - we are lucky!

JPPJ84

Spiritual_Chaos said:

The one with the clouds and the one under water are absolutely lovely.

Yes, I like those two best as well 

CROJAM95

munk & Brad are always creating great posters.....Toronto, Camden very cool too

mpedone

bradklausen said:

OceansJenny said:

on2legs said:

OceansJenny said:

Horse2345 said:

nautical_disaster said:

droptheleash9 said:

Do we know who gets final say over what the poster looks like? Do artists get full discretion or does someone at PJ/TC have to green light the final product? I'm assuming it is the former given that we occasionally get a Vancouver Wolfmanpig and today's Denver poster but was curious if anyone knows.

Someone can correct me if i'm wrong, but there was an instance (maybe in South America) where the poster was pulled before the show? 2005 ish? But that would be extremely rare - maybe the only occurrence that i can recall. 

Yep, Klausens 2005 South America tour poster was pulled. 

Now I want to see it. Was a photo ever released?

They didn’t sell them at the show but Brad later sold them at Flatstock and on his own site.  They’re out there if you want one. 

Thanks for the share! Wonder why it got the axe? Seems to fit PJ perfectly.

it got the axe because of the knife 

if memory serves me correctly, I think going to South America and playing big shows, the band still had Roskilde on their minds, and I believe Stone was apprehensive about the knife (and understandably so, it is a violent revolution image)...or maybe just perhaps negative imagery in general, not sure... to me it's actually a positive image, fighting to reclaim what is rightfully your's, taking back what has been stolen from you... I think maybe Stone just didn't want to have negative / death / violent imagery on a poster... and I can't say I disagree with that call on his part. I was really proud of this image and still am, but very much understand the choice they made, even after all the posters were printed and shipped to south america. That was an instance where the band often times did not see poster images until the day of the show... so from this incident, they changed that practice. 

Side note... I owe some people some emails regarding the Nashville poster, I have not forgot about you, just had things happening this week that didn't give me much time to get to emails but will finally get to those today

Also will get tubes a little later then I had hoped for, shopped around to try and find a cheaper price for tubes and found it, ut they are going to take a little longer then I had hoped to get to me...so Nashville orders will ship when those tubes arrive aroudn the first couple days of October. So sorry for the delay getting those out, was hoping to have tubes here by the day of the sale, but was having a hard time hearing back from my normal tube dealer in Aug, so I started to shop around 

Wait, it really was Stone's fault this time?

nicknyr15

Toronto is the winner for me. Love anything underwater or surf themed. 

GlowGirl

I don't buy a ton of posters but I ended up buying two out of the six shows I went to. I always was planning to get the MSG one. It is my hometown, and the 9/11 date made it special. However, when I saw the Toronto one, I knew I would regret not buying it. So those were the two I got. Of course I have no wall space, but that is a whole other matter.

crashing88

nicknyr15 said:

Toronto is the winner for me. Love anything underwater or surf themed. 

Ditto! 

tempo_n_groove

mpedone said:

bradklausen said:

OceansJenny said:

on2legs said:

OceansJenny said:

Horse2345 said:

nautical_disaster said:

droptheleash9 said:

Do we know who gets final say over what the poster looks like? Do artists get full discretion or does someone at PJ/TC have to green light the final product? I'm assuming it is the former given that we occasionally get a Vancouver Wolfmanpig and today's Denver poster but was curious if anyone knows.

Someone can correct me if i'm wrong, but there was an instance (maybe in South America) where the poster was pulled before the show? 2005 ish? But that would be extremely rare - maybe the only occurrence that i can recall. 

Yep, Klausens 2005 South America tour poster was pulled. 

Now I want to see it. Was a photo ever released?

They didn’t sell them at the show but Brad later sold them at Flatstock and on his own site.  They’re out there if you want one. 

Thanks for the share! Wonder why it got the axe? Seems to fit PJ perfectly.

it got the axe because of the knife 

if memory serves me correctly, I think going to South America and playing big shows, the band still had Roskilde on their minds, and I believe Stone was apprehensive about the knife (and understandably so, it is a violent revolution image)...or maybe just perhaps negative imagery in general, not sure... to me it's actually a positive image, fighting to reclaim what is rightfully your's, taking back what has been stolen from you... I think maybe Stone just didn't want to have negative / death / violent imagery on a poster... and I can't say I disagree with that call on his part. I was really proud of this image and still am, but very much understand the choice they made, even after all the posters were printed and shipped to south america. That was an instance where the band often times did not see poster images until the day of the show... so from this incident, they changed that practice. 

Side note... I owe some people some emails regarding the Nashville poster, I have not forgot about you, just had things happening this week that didn't give me much time to get to emails but will finally get to those today

Also will get tubes a little later then I had hoped for, shopped around to try and find a cheaper price for tubes and found it, ut they are going to take a little longer then I had hoped to get to me...so Nashville orders will ship when those tubes arrive aroudn the first couple days of October. So sorry for the delay getting those out, was hoping to have tubes here by the day of the sale, but was having a hard time hearing back from my normal tube dealer in Aug, so I started to shop around 

Wait, it really was Stone's fault this time?

hahahahahahahahahaaha!!!

tino_11

Toronto and OKC are the best for me. I do think the Mumford is underrated, very nice print, I’d definitely frame it if I was there. 

Kearn5y

demetrios said:

https://twitter.com/PearlJamCOL/status/1573145501784219648

I really like that Burbon & Beyond poster. Love the simplicity and the colors. 

philobeddoe

Gotta get me a Louisville and a Nashville. L&N! LFG!

iwasatpj20

Colors on the STL and OKC posters are better in person.

mpedone

I didn't like the Hamilton poster when I saw the pic online. There's so much more to it in person. I like the cartoony feel of it, and I absolutely LOVE his refusal to give any sort of explanation on the back.