We’re proud to unveil David V. D’Andrea‘s next installment of his Roadburn series: the Wovenhand and Circle posters.
David comments: “I cannot think of another band of recent years that has inspired me as deeply as Wovenhand. David Eugene Edwards’ song writing, poetry, and approach to life and spirituality embody much of what I would hope for in my own artwork. The album “The Threshing Floor” evokes visions of a lush garden full of Eastern pattern and ghostly fauna, of human kind walking the crushingly beautiful, light filled, wandering path.”
“Circle…. on one hand, they are so eclectic that the most off-the-wall drawing might work. On the other hand, they are so incredibly varied and odd that it’s a challenge to think up an image that captures their essence!
I chose to start with a skull, since most of their existing designs are based around them. Then, by Jussi’s request, the piece then took a turn towards a nautical “Jules Verne” theme. I like to think of it is a sort of occult compass, which is somehow fitting for the festival’s 2011 “artist in residence”!
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