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Justin Walsh is a designer and screen printer from San Francisco. He is making some of the most radical and divergent gig poster art I have seen recently. This guy totally deserves his own thread.

Cool

love his stuff...missed out on those Swans prints recently...can't wait, gotta pull the plug quickly

ISO the Swans posters as well... maybe some more will turn up...

no signatures or numbering on any of his posters keeps things mysterious

Looking for the Melvins/Unsane for sure.

Great stuff. Looks like it would fit Deftones.

Yeah I need to pick up some of his stuff. Carving a nice niche for sure.

Very cool, nice find!

For the record, other folks in the community deserve credit for discovering and talking up Justin's art early on. I am a relative latecomer to his work, just felt like getting a discussion thread going. He has a nice portfolio of images already, and I'd like to think there are more on the way...

awww hell, just got the two newest Swans prints in and gotta say they are absolutely gorgeous...I have probably only bought 3-4 prints over the last 5 years..I have bought 5 Justin Walsh prints in the last 2 months

let's see some pics!

Crappy cell phone pics





and another beauty

thanks, they look great - man, I hope some more of those Swans appear

I have that Melvins poster, and it is AMAZING. His work is a pain to track down though (or it was when I picked up the Melvins poster). I remember when it showed up on Gigposters back at the time of the show, I tried to get a copy. I had to email Justin a couple of times just to find out he didn't even have copies of it to sell. Few months later he had a group of his posters show up at Secret Serpents, and I grabbed it then, but I think it was around $50, not cheap for a show poster. Really admire his posters, I wish I had more than just the one.

codefish, if you are talking about the most beautiful and amazing melvins print ever and decide one day that you no longer need it, hit me up...I would give a kidney for it..I really wish Justin did more prints and we knew a little more about his creative process etc....