With the help of On the Floor Productions and our man Wes Flexner, we’re super excited to be a part of the RJD2 show next week in Columbus.
Click here to purchase tickets online. You can also get them in Columbus @ Mags and Roots.
Check out Clinton Reno’s screenprinted poster he’s done for the event:
Filmmaker Eileen Yaghoobian spent five years – and her own dime – putting together this documentary that is a snapshot of contemporary rock poster artists who live in rock cities other than L.A. or New York. And much like the artists she chose to feature, the film is a cut-and-paste collage of images, personal stories, theories, history lesson, and, yes, rock n’ roll.
As with any sub-culture of artist-types, there are some fucking weirdos in the movie who yammer on and on seemingly about nothing or about the crazy visions they have in their heads. (more…)
Designed by Clinton Reno, of course. Printed on Gildan t-shirts (not as small as American Apparel stuff).
Selling for $10 + $2.50 shipping and handling. There are limited quantities, so I expect a few of the sizes to sell out quickly. Don’t sleep on it, people.
Likely our last shirt to list Columbus as the only donewaiting city. Sure to make it an eBay collectible.
Thanks to Ben, our handsome model.
We’ll be selling them at the band merch booth at Comfest for the low low low price of $5. Any extras will be sold via the website at $10.
Modeled by Ben. Designed and printed by Clint Reno, of course.
Clinton Reno has done every poster for The Decemberists in Columbus, dating back from their two shows at Little Brother’s that donewaiting.com booked (that seems forever ago). Click here to purchase the new poster for just $20.
I especially love how he drew Shara Wardon of My Brightest Diamond, who is part of this tour and album:
I am in love with Clinton Reno’s new Franz Ferdinand poster from Saturday’s Columbus show. It’s interactive, yo:
Click here to order it.
Read about the Franz bassist getting into a minor scuffle at the Pains of Being Pure at Heart show here.
This is going to be fun, assuming the modern ice age hasn’t overtaken.
Get to know your bands with these MP3s:
Envelope: Straight Up (featuring Hugs and Kisses)
Two Cow Garage: Your Humble Narrator
Moon High: Gathering Song
Adulture: Selfish Minimix 2
Feel good about yourself and RSVP on Facebook. (Poster by Reno of course)
Our main man Clinton Reno has launched a new website. The complete archive of his work is still not completely up, but a bunch of new things he has done is now there and available for your ownership.
One thing to especially note: for the first time ever, Reno has done a limited variant of a poster. This one is a Decemberists poster where he changed the colors and added some glow in the dark ink. Check it out. Oh yeah, he’s now on Facebook too. And Twitter
Last night’s Death Cab for Cutie show was a lot of fun, even as the outdoor show got colder and colder as it went on. The band seemed more energetic than I’ve ever seen them, and they busted out some old songs that made a lot of people happy.
Speaking of happy, Clinton Reno’s new Death Cab for Cutie poster from the show is pretty sweet. Lots of subtle references to Death Cab songs all over the place. Click here to purchase.
Last night’s show was so good. I’ve seen The Frames a bunch of times in the past, but this was something really special.
Anyway, Reno’s screenprinted poster is available for sale on his website.
Illustrator and printmaker Clint Reno has done all of the artwork for donewaiting.com, and has become one of the top dudes (if not the top dude) in Columbus as far as posters, album artwork, etc.
Anyway, some of his posters are going to be part of an exhibition at the University of Baltimore starting later this week, along with his peers Guy Burwell, Aesthetic Apparatus, and more. There will be a lecture and reception on Wednesday where a lot of the artists will be selling their artwork. If you go, plan to spend money. It can get addictive.
Click here for more information about Sweet, the exhibition..
Here’s a recent Reno favorite of mine:
