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Day Of The Dead - Dia De Los Muertos By: Charlie Hardwick Poster - 24" X 36"

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DAY OF THE DEAD - DIA DE LOS MUERTOS BY: CHARLIE HARDWICK POSTER - 24" X 36"
More than 500 years ago, when the Spanish Conquistadors landed in
what is now Mexico, they encountered natives practicing a ritual that
seemed to mock death. It was a ritual the indigenous people had been practicing at least
3,000 years. A ritual the Spaniards would try unsuccessfully to
eradicate. A ritual known today as Dia de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead.
Uncle Charlie is Charlie Hardwick's professional handle. Charlie has
created rock posters for nearly two decades, radiantly colorful images
that have plugged shows at venues in Houston and Austin for acts such as
U2, Radiohead, Metallica, James Brown, The Who, Red Hot Chili Peppers
and dozens of others. Charlie grew up in Houston and enjoyed playing in
local bands, such as Dresden 45 and Blunt, during high school in the mid
80s. While at the University of Houston he decided he didn't want to
log hours in introductory design classes, so he instead enrolled at the
Art Institute of Houston. After graduation, a musician pal got him in the
door at a local design firm where Charlie remained for 15 years as a
senior designer. He designed packaging for Coke Foods, including Hi-C
and Minute Maid, Imperial Sugar and Mission Foods. In the early '90s he
was hired by a Cleveland-based poster broker-type guy to do a Smashing
Pumpkins poster for Houston area promoter Pace Concerts. Soon he was
negotiating with local promoters and cutting out the middlemen. On his
style, Hardwick admits the cartoon-character images are among his
favorite, but he also enjoys trying different ideas. Hardwick says,
its important to have a wide range of design styles to try and fit the
vibe of a variety of different bands. Despite a severe vision loss
which occurred in 2003 which left him legally blind, Hardwick has coped
with his disability and continues to produce artwork. Charlie currently
serves as the official poster artist for Houstons House of Blues, and
his work also pops up at other live music venues around Texas.
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