I Need Another Favor


Here's the deal: the theme for the Fall Festival this year is "I Love Rock 'n Roll." So for the poster, I'd like to do something "inspired by" a vintage concert poster. The design has to really communicate "rock and roll" because the actual concert information will be replaced with info about the school carnival.

If you have a favorite vintage-style concert poster, I'd like to see it. If I end up using your design, I'll send you a batch of Nutella cookies. So put a link in the comments or email me.

Or text HOTTIE to 54321. That's another good way to reach me.

P.S. I am quite aware that Flatt and Scruggs are not a rock 'n roll act.

Comments

  1. SaraAugust 20, 2008 at 6:05 PM

    This this:
    http://www.awhq.com/posters.htm

    Vintage Rock n Roll, Austin style.

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  2. angAugust 22, 2008 at 12:01 AM

    Step 1: Recreate "Abbey Road" album cover - 4 kids walking the crosswalk (3 in uniform, 1 in jeans and barefoot) with crossing guard holding a "rock n roll xing" sign in the background.

    Step 2: Remove my nutella cookies from the oven at just the right time for maximum enjoyment!

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