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One of Indie Rocks Best Poster Artists (Pitchfork)"Ryan has been making strange little creatures since the mid-rsquo;90s; most often for bands in the Chicago area looking to promote concerts with something splashier than a Xeroxed flyer. His work is unmistakable: Whether itrsquo;s a bunch of animals cozied up under the covers or a smashed-up satellite advertising a Hum reunion; therersquo;s nothing else exactly like it (and nothing nearly as charming)."--The A.V. Club; staff pick"Whether his subjects are whales; bears; mastodons; astronauts; dinosaurs; or his dilapidated garage; theyrsquo;re rendered in warm colors; bold lines; and an instantly recognizable; beguiling and cartoonish style. If you lack sufficient wall space for another dozen of Ryanrsquo;s posters; get this."--The Big Takeover"The third collection of Ryanrsquo;s screen-printed work; covering 2009–2015; includes more than 50 band posters (Andrew Bird; Sonic Youth; St. Vincent) plus several festival posters."-- Publishers Weekly“A new select collection of recent poster and commercial work of artist Jay Ryan - someone whose crazy skills really do put the GREAT in ‘greatest hits.rsquo; Its rock poster art; alt-movie poster art and more.rdquo;--Atomic Books Comic Preview; Largehearted Boy"[The book] features Ryanrsquo;s colorful and distinctive artwork; most of which are concert posters; including those for shows by queer artists including Bob Mould and St. Vincent."-- Living Out LI"An exceptional guide to not just Jay Ryans art; but to the process involved in making superior screenprints."--Donovans Literary Services; a Prime PickThis third collection of Ryans "greatest hits" features prints made between 2009 and 2015; including posters for bands such as Andrew Bird; Shellac; My Morning Jacket; Sonic Youth; Dinosaur Jr.; Hum; St. Vincent; and others; as well as posters featuring Lil BUB; Cards Against Humanity; various bicycle races; film screenings; and pictures of sloths; walruses; and other mammals in states of troubled sleep. With a foreword by master illustrator Aaron Horkey; this volume comprises two hundred screenprints with commentary and original drawings used in the screenprinting process.