A striking concert poster created entirely from ASCII art typography, featuring a large skull rendered in dense fields of letters, numbers, and symbols — a dramatic example of early 2000s computer-art-inspired gig poster design. The main image area is dominated by a monochromatic skull composed of repeating ‘M’ characters and various ASCII symbols, printed white on black stock. Below the skull, the band name and event details are spelled out in large ASCII-rendered block lettering — the band name appears to read ‘EARL’ or similar (partially legible), with a show time of 08:00PM and date of 06/17/07. The event was held Live at The Social, presented by Foundation, with guests, priced at $10.00, ages 18+, with tickets available at the door, Ticketmaster locations, and Park Ave CDs. The poster was designed by Lure Design Inc. (www.luredesigninc.com). The background features a decorative dot-grid pattern in the darker areas. This is a bold collector piece showcasing the intersection of typographic art and gig poster culture from the mid-2000s Orlando, Florida music scene. Park Ave CDs was a well-known independent record store in Orlando, anchoring its regional provenance.
Poster appears to be in good condition overall. No visible tears or foxing in the photos. The poster is shown clipped at the top, suggesting it may have been displayed. No pinholes, tape residue, or significant folds visible from the provided images.
