Bop Street Records portrait wall 2001. Technically 21st century, but close enough
This Jimi Hendrix portrait was originally displayed at Plastic Fantastic Records 1999 in Seattle.Its current whereabouts are unknown. The design comes from a German concert poster image.
This is part of the first mural I painted in Seattle. It was at the Laundry Room Recording Studio’s Greenwood location in 1996. The mural enhanced the front office and gear loading area for the recording studio. This image is from the front office wall. An awestruck Elvis Presley watches Jimi Hendrix, on a television in a log cabin deep in the Pacific NW rainforest. - Jimi is shredding, making colors and shapes fly out of his guitar and summons Sasquatch, little bug eyed aliens, and other forest denizens. The northern lights blaze in the distance.
More from the Laundry Room Studio mural. This is entering the main recording room through the ‘log cabin’ door.
In the last couple years of it’s second life, RCKCNDY all ages music venue displayed this psychedelic Star of Ishtar across from the showroom stage. I painted this and the entire nightclub in 4 days. I essentially lived in the space while making this in summer 1996.
This mural was in the north Broadway Taco Del Mar for a bout a year before new tenants took over. Equal parts Day of the Dead, and Robert Crumb inspired. 1999.