Poster Girls

Art of Modern Rock Mini #2

by Dennis King, Dennis King Jr.

Girls, girls, girls! There's no more popular subject for the modern rock poster than the ubiquitous poster girl. In this second pint-sized spin-off of the mammoth Art of Modern Rock, poster expert Dennis King rounds up the hottest chicks of the genre, be they rock-and-roll vixens, indie beauties, alien seductresses, or punk rock babes. With classic art from the original volume plus loads of new materialall focused on the strong and sexy female icons of the poster worldrock fans, art and design aficionados, poster collectors, and new enthusiasts will be hard-pressed to resist these dangerous curves.

Genres: Art, Music

192 pages, Paperback

Published April 2, 2008

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Reviews

[Manfred Moonlight Ackermann · Rating 5 out of 5]

Petit livre que j'ai trouvé par hasard et boom, exactement le genre de graphisme que j'adore.
Un mix de talent, de jolies filles, de filles avec une forte personnalité, du rock, du sexe, de la sueur et que des bons groupes.
En fait, après avoir vu ça, on n'a qu'une envie, l'avoir en grand format avec un max de pages ... et sur des thèmes divers et variés. Je vais m'intéresser à ça de plus près ... trouver d'autres trucs et fournir un peu plus ma collection dans ce style.
Juste magnifique !
Love it !

[Black Tea Lady ☕️📚 · Rating 5 out of 5]

Awesome and beautiful!!

[Johnny Di Donna]

A hand held sized sequel to the mammoth Art of Modern Rock: The Poster Explosion, Poster Girls also adds some new art not found in the previous publication. I'm happy to have a nice selection, including two pieces on the back cover next to friends & heroes of mine, like Tara McPherson & Malleus. Also one of the posters in this book was a print done by Jeff Wood & I for the first anniversary party for my tattoo studio, Seppuku Tattoo, now enshrined for posterity.

One of the many stories involving my inclusion in this one, I got a letter from a kid in South Africa, asking for permission to use one of my posters in his tattoo. He apologized that i wouldn't be doing the tattoo of my own art, as he was unable to get his Visa to leave the country. ;)