In celebration of the 10 year anniversary of London based event Croydub, I was asked to get involved in producing a poster.
The poster was to illustrate various artists/ djs/ performers in the dubstep scene.
Being a follower of the music genre from its roots I wanted to capture the essence of London fly posters, the initial visual that would capture everyone’s interest in an upcoming night.
The black and white style would fit perfectly, also reflecting on the vinyl industry that dubstep was very much built on, the culture of white labels, and it’s initial underground sound.
Printed material will be available as a poster and T-shirts.
The poster was to illustrate various artists/ djs/ performers in the dubstep scene.
Being a follower of the music genre from its roots I wanted to capture the essence of London fly posters, the initial visual that would capture everyone’s interest in an upcoming night.
The black and white style would fit perfectly, also reflecting on the vinyl industry that dubstep was very much built on, the culture of white labels, and it’s initial underground sound.
Printed material will be available as a poster and T-shirts.
Initial sketches in pen
