Zeb Love

"Back in 2019 I created a gig poster for The National. With that poster I tried a lot of new techniques, color mixing, and layout. I've been wanting to continue exploring that style, and evolving it. These two new pieces are part of the ongoing series. Both are six-color silkscreens, where the original National poster was only 4. I plan on continuing this series throughout the year. 

"When the pandemic hit, and all the bands I do work for had to pause... I had to adjust my whole way of life. I spent the first 4 months focusing on teaching myself oil painting and working on canvas. It forced me to start doing 'work' for myself, which is something I rarely had time for when things were booming. I really miss working with musicians, and cannot wait for them to be out on the road again. In the meantime I will continue to explore personal work and learning new skills with each new project. 

"I like the idea of leaving these two new prints open ended to the viewer. Showing two sides of how last year treated a lot of us. Some hard-to-handle news, but also some freedom from the normal race we are always in." –Zeb Love

Zeb Love grew up in the Midwest and now lives in Pennsylvania. He has been drawing, taking pictures, and designing for the past six years. When he not creating art prints, he is designing album artwork, working with venue promoters, and designing t-shirts. When Zeb is not working on art related things, he likes to read, ride his bike, and explore.

I've been working full time freelance for the past eight years in merchandise design, album packaging, and logo design. I've been teaching myself screen printing for the past four years, and have been working with musicians to create limited edition gig posters for their shows.