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Hand Drawn Flyers

I have always loved the look and feel of old black and white, heavy inked, and xeroxed flyers, zines, and underground comics. After hanging out at my friend Mane's house, we decided I should try and bring this style back. This was mostly a reaction to lame cut and paste photoshop flyers that have been given little effort, that were and still are circulating the bboy community. With Mane's encouragement, and some old 'StyleRock flyers' Storm had given him from the 90's I was inspired and ready to go-

Here is the first one I did- And these two are for events yet to come, so come through and get down!!!!! Also I am brainstorming with a colleague from SF to start a quarterly zine, so stay tuned!!!
Posted by Eric Heaton at 9:22 AM No comments: Labels: flyers, hip hop, ink All artwork copyright Eric Heaton unless otherwise noted.
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