"Fountains of Wayne," The New Yorker, January 23 & 30, 2006This illustration just came down from the main portfolio. This was one of the last pieces that was art directed by Gibb Slife. He left the New Yorker to pursue a career as a fine artist. We went through quite a few color variations (see below).
After this illustration was published, I was contacted by a woman working for Fountains of Wayne. She told me that the band wanted a giclée print. As it turned out, they weren't as interested in buying a print as they were in having one given to them. "You know rock stars," she said. "They never want to pay for anything."
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and how would i go about purchasing a giclée print?
ReplyDeleteEmail me at jashar@jasharawan.com
ReplyDeleteI'll send you an invoice via paypal. Once it's paid,you'll receive your giclée print in 2-3 weeks.