I created these Bon Iver posters in the Swiss Modern style based on how his music inspires my life. My childhood was spent in a lake house in North Georgia, since then we spend a week every year renting a house together with our growing family enjoying eachothers company and making memories. Each poster was made to represent each season of the year.

Spring is as vibrant as the flowers that bloom, and the birds and the bees that wake up after a cold hard winter. The beginning of the orchestra of crickets and bullfrogs as the sun goes down to sleep. 

Summer time is hot in Georgia and the lake offers some well deserved relief from the sweltering heat in Atlanta. The trees in every shade of green you can imagine bouncing off the light of the sunshine. My father whipping my sisters and I off our tube strung up behind the boat, tumbling on top of the water and coming up from the water in fits of giggles. 

As the Summer fades away, the trees in the mountains start to turn shades of orange, yellow, and red. The trees start to loose their leaves as the air starts to turn crisp. Autumn in the North Georgia mountains is a sight to see. 

One winter my mother took my sisters and me to our lake house to spend the night before contining our trip north up to Virginia to ski for the first time. That morning before we left, wondering why long johns were given their name, I followed my older sister out onto the dried crackled lake discovering treasures of our summers spent while the lake water was still high. A few pairs of lost sunglasses, glittery rainbow fish tackle covered in mud, and several golf balls skattered, imbedded throughout the dry lake bed.