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DESIGNER:

Rob Jones

VENUE:

Marquee Theatre

Tempe

USA

SUBMITTED BY:

Rob Jones

2004-03-25 12:01:27

BANDS:

Strokes, The
Sounds, The

Strokes Poster - Marquee Theatre, Tempe - Rob Jones

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RADAR :

klassic

2009-03-02 11:46:28

Beto Ramirez :

Noztallgychk. :cry:

2005-03-31 12:46:36

fauver :

thanks randomizer, i haven't thought about atari in ages. pitfall ruled!

2004-08-31 14:37:18

John A :

On the actual print, the artist and the printer are credited in the side of the controller in black, pretty stealth.
Oh, and it was just the one Rob, my bad.

2004-05-25 21:16:12

psykosteve :

This image doesnt do the poster justice. I have one and it looks so much cooler that it does on my screen.

2004-03-31 00:09:14

JoltedJoel :

worst game controller in history (and I'm counting Intellivision too) sweet ass poster.

2004-03-26 13:52:36

harpuas420 :

damn! i was going to use an atari joystic for a clumsy lovers poster i guess now i'm not
:cry:

2004-03-26 13:30:47

odysseyzine :

Poor Elliot. I'd rather have the bat.
Yar's Revenge. Now there's a fun Atari game.
For the last few years I've been obsessed with Vectrex (http://www.classicgaming.com/vectrex/). It would be cool to see a poster make use of those vector line graphics (like Star Wars, Star Castle, Omega Race, etc). Has anyone done that?

2004-03-26 12:04:15

thinkmule :

diggin' it!

2004-03-26 11:36:35

whiteyhouston :

The commercial for Yar's Revenge was pretty funny too... had a killer jingle to sell the sizzle..

2004-03-26 11:34:18

Brendan Jordan :

I still remember the tv commercial for the E.T. video game though. Elliott threw the baseball into the shed and E.T. threw back the video cartridge . . . :roll:

2004-03-26 11:09:24

odysseyzine :

It goes without saying that ET was not fun. It was such a flop that Atari had to bury tons of cartridges in the desert. Superman was a hard one to figure out what you were supposed to be doing -- but once you have some instructions it's not terrible, merely kinda bad.
Oh yeah. Geek check. I like this poster.

2004-03-26 10:51:35

Pedini :

nice one mr. rob jones
I get blisters just looking at it

2004-03-26 10:46:19

modrocket10 :

I always hated games like Superman or E.T on Atari. Waste of time and not fun. I liked the fast pace of Breakout, Pac Man and games like that!

2004-03-26 10:36:53

Zach Hobbs :

beaut.

2004-03-26 10:33:03

Michael Apparatus :

Nice. We just did a rather phallic Strokes poster as well.

2004-03-26 09:32:36

j.o.s.h.u.a. :

Kills!

2004-03-26 09:26:21

scrojo :

the strokes....the sounds.....and a joystick
it's great when puberty can be summed up in one simple image. great job dr jones

2004-03-26 07:55:04

fuzzferatu :

clean, lovely!

2004-03-26 07:47:01

adamturman :

Bold, simple, and striking. Nice work. Great job.

2004-03-26 07:21:46

Stainboy Reinel :

Cool job Rob.

2004-03-26 02:43:40

RICK L. :

cool

2004-03-25 23:23:44

ZELIG :

Whoops, 20 X 26 3 color silkscreen, NOT 20X20.

2004-03-25 23:16:12

ZELIG :

I fucking hated Atari, playing Superman or ET on my buddy's console was a frustrating hour. I was into Intellivision, hence the type here, but I missed the joystick. They made these lame attachments you could slip on your intellivision disc and have a joystick, but it played terribly.
I wanted to add another button, but I was told I didn't need to make my point anymore obvious. Overkill is my forte. 20X20 3 color silkscreen on 100lb cover.

2004-03-25 23:14:56

modrocket10 :

I miss atari. cool poster Rob!

2004-03-25 22:32:00

SWAMP SLUT :

great poster dr. jones

2004-03-25 22:23:30

DWITT :

saw this at Flatstock. Genius.

2004-03-25 22:22:51