Presumably put together by a member of the Bizarro Kids (this flier
features similar drawing styles to the band's other fliers
and logos),
the poster also does a fine job of telling you a little bit about that
band, which,
last we checked, features a sort of patchwork, rotating collective of
musicians and friends. In that regard, this poster works quite well:
The stitches, the blood, the gore--it all works to tell the story of a
band that is always changing and featuring different parts (a la
Frankenstein).
But there's a kitsch factor at play here, too: This poster charms
specifically because it isn't a high budget job--just a
hand-drawn effort created in the vein of so many posters from
yesteryear. Consider it proof that, in the face of a small budget, a little ingenuity can go a long way.
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