Product Description:
I’ve been rather lucky to hit up A TON of incredible places on my speaking fiasco world tour. Places big and small. The big cities and lots of crusty, little burgs! And so far, the only one that invited me, got me all excited, then turned me down? That was Birmingham, Alabama’s AIGA chapter. And it hurt. I mean, I know I’m an animal and all, but come on, I can watch my language if need be, right? I’m not a complete gorilla. Well, they weren’t having it, and I had to write it off.

Fast forward a couple years later, and top-level representatives from Design Week Birmingham contact me and offer up a shot to tell my story! We ink a deal and the rest is history. Hands down, one of the coolest gigs to date, with SO MANY great people helping out, in the crowd and around town. Had a great time!

And, Birmingham’s a great town on the verge of great things. Hell, it’s already there. New York? Los Angeles? Never heard of them. I’m going back to Birmingham as soon as I can. Thank you, Alabama!

Product Details:
01. Screen-printed on durable, uncoated “Way White” 100 lb poster paper.
02. 4-color print. 1st Edition: Inspired by Alabama’s green fields, dirt, pine trees and blue skies. 2nd Edition: Our buddy Scott Peek from Alabama’s mighty Standard Deluxe helped us devise the colors for the second edition! Red, dirt, sand and sky!
03. 18" (W) × 24" (H) in dimension.
04. Proudly printed by our southern buds at The Half And Half of Columbia, SC!
05. I know this thing will do just fine in Birmingham. Matt & Shannon Harris assured me of that. And hell, Standard Deluxe down in Waverly “gave me their word” this would work down there. So, hell, take heed. That’s some serious folk! This poster works EVERYWHERE in Alabama.
06. Hand-numbered, using our patented freehand technique.
07. Limited edition of 250.
08. Ships in a burly kraft poster tube! Please reuse it!
09. Two white plastic end puck thingies, taped up good and tight.

Edition History:
01. First Edition “Green/Brown/Blue” of 250, 2014.
02. Second Edition “Red/Brown/Blue” of 250, 2020.