<BACK TO MARC’S QUESTIONS> <ARTIST/MUSICIANS MAIN MENU> Marc Thorman_What would you like people to know about the projects and work your creating here in New York City? March 28, 2017
<BACK TO MARC’S QUESTIONS> <ARTIST/MUSICIANS MAIN MENU> Marc Thorman_Some people say the music poster is usually a billboard for the style or the type of music they are likely to see and the “personality” of the band. Do you think that is true of the posters found in the Flashpoint Gallery? March 28, 2017
<BACK TO MARC’S QUESTIONS> <ARTIST/MUSICIANS MAIN MENU> Marc Thorman_The poster from the Club with Lou Miami and the Kozmetixs and the Marc Thor band, I’m thinking that’s Blonde in a White Car right? What came first the poster or the song and is that Lou in drag in the trunk? March 28, 2017
<BACK TO MARC’S QUESTIONS> <ARTIST/MUSICIANS MAIN MENU> Marc Thorman_Many show poster designers were musicians. Do you think that’s a prerequisite or just a function of them being artistic and creative people? March 28, 2017
<BACK TO MARC’S QUESTIONS> <ARTIST/MUSICIANS MAIN MENU> Marc Thorman_For the most part we all have influences on the things that we do. Who influenced your design style? March 28, 2017
<BACK TO MARC’S QUESTIONS> <ARTIST/MUSICIANS MAIN MENU> Marc Thorman_You collaborated a lot with artist Pat McDowell. She created many of the night time cityscape illustrations for your band. Can you tell us about Pat McDowell and her work? March 28, 2017
<BACK TO MARC’S QUESTIONS> <ARTIST/MUSICIANS MAIN MENU> Marc Thorman_There was a lot of cross over between posters, fanzines, buttons, and 45 sleeves. You created a coloring book and the fanzine Tales of Sleeze, as well as a 45 sleeve. Tell us how that work came about. March 28, 2017
<BACK TO MARC’S QUESTIONS> <ARTIST/MUSICIANS MAIN MENU> Marc Thorman_Your posters in the Gallery have both a moody illustrative and a comix book look. Why those stylistic approaches? March 28, 2017
