Vintage ASCII Art Skull Gig Poster Live at The Social 06/17

160.00

A striking black-and-white screen-printed concert poster featuring an elaborate ASCII/typewriter-art skull portrait rendered entirely from typed characters including M, D, N, $, Z, and other symbols. The central image depicts a large skull formed from dense typographic characters, creating a halftone-like effect through varying density of text. Below the skull, the band name appears in large ASCII-rendered block lettering (partially legible as ‘BANE’ or similar), alongside a time of 08:00 PM and date 06/17. The poster was printed by Lure Design Inc. (www.luredesigninc.com) and promotes a show ‘Live at The Social, Presented by Foundation, with Guests, $10.00, Ages 18+, tickets available at the door, Ticketmaster locations, and Park Ave CDS.’ The design aesthetic is distinctly early-to-mid 2000s, merging hacker/tech culture visuals with punk/hardcore concert poster tradition. The ASCII art technique requires exceptional typesetting skill and creates a visually arresting piece. The poster is printed in white ink on black card stock, giving it a high-contrast, dramatic appearance. A desirable example of typographic design in concert poster art, appealing to both music and graphic design collectors.

A striking black-and-white screen-printed concert poster featuring an elaborate ASCII/typewriter-art skull portrait rendered entirely from typed characters including M, D, N, $, Z, and other symbols. The central image depicts a large skull formed from dense typographic characters, creating a halftone-like effect through varying density of text. Below the skull, the band name appears in large ASCII-rendered block lettering (partially legible as ‘BANE’ or similar), alongside a time of 08:00 PM and date 06/17. The poster was printed by Lure Design Inc. (www.luredesigninc.com) and promotes a show ‘Live at The Social, Presented by Foundation, with Guests, $10.00, Ages 18+, tickets available at the door, Ticketmaster locations, and Park Ave CDS.’ The design aesthetic is distinctly early-to-mid 2000s, merging hacker/tech culture visuals with punk/hardcore concert poster tradition. The ASCII art technique requires exceptional typesetting skill and creates a visually arresting piece. The poster is printed in white ink on black card stock, giving it a high-contrast, dramatic appearance. A desirable example of typographic design in concert poster art, appealing to both music and graphic design collectors.

Poster shown hung with binder clips suggesting it has not been rolled or framed. No visible tears, foxing, or pinholes observed in detail shots. Minor handling wear possible but no significant flaws visible from photos.

Artist

Lure Design

Year

2007

Dimensions

19×25

Edition

75

Signed
Condition

fine