Background

Back in the 90s, I spent countless hours making band posters—DIY, cut-and-paste, Xeroxed chaos filled with wild typography, electric colors, and hand-drawn doodles. It was all about capturing the raw energy of the music scene, mixing punk aesthetics with a touch of absurd humor.

Solution

Fast-forward to the Bill & Ted reboot, and that same spirit came roaring back. Our poster concepts channeled the over-the-top, air-guitar-fueled energy of the franchise, blending neon-soaked nostalgia with modern design techniques. We leaned into a mix of vintage gig flyer vibes and futuristic rock-opera aesthetics—think time-traveling holograms, outrageous typography, and a color palette straight out of a 1989 arcade.

Results & Impact

The result? A visual trip that felt right at home in both the golden age of garage band flyers and the Wyld Stallyns’ most triumphant return. Party on, dudes!