This first episode in Paper, Ink and Rock n’ Roll – A History of Rock Posters features an in-depth profile on David Singer.

David Singer is best known as one of the early Fill­more artists, design­ing 75 posters for Bill Gra­ham, from 1969 to 1990. This was the era before com­put­ers changed every­thing in graph­ics. Work­ing mostly in the medium of col­lage, he has now switched from ana­log cut-and-paste meth­ods to total dig­i­tal manip­u­la­tion of images.

Also known for his cryp­tic hand-lettering, Singer designed the cir­cu­lar Moon­al­ice name that appears on all his posters and is often used as a band logo. David singer cur­rently lives and works in Sonoma, California.

www.davidsinger.com

See all of David’s Moonalice posters here.

Directed by Jay Blakesberg
Produced by Alexandra Fischer & Jay Blakesberg
Executive Producer Roger McNamee
Filmed by Bill Zarchy & Jay Blakesberg
Audio by Gerry Bertkowitz
Edited by Conway McDonald-O’Lear
Music by Pete Sears & Moonalice
Music Edited and Mixed by Pete Sears
Audio Mixed by David Pellicciaro at Lucky Devil Sound
Photo & Title Manilpulations by Danny Clark
Poster Effects by Clare Critchley
Data Wrangler Ben Kautt
Still Photographs by Jim Marshall, Jay Blakesberg, Gene Wright, Bob Minkin
Bill Graham Presents posters courtesy of © wolfgangsvault.com
© Moonalice 2013