Hand-drawn poster honouring Greta Van Fleet, the Michigan quartet who arrived like a thunderclap and reminded the world what rock and roll is supposed to sound like.
The illustration draws its imagery from their debut album Anthem of the Peaceful Army — the gate that frames the composition, the white rose at its centre, and the snake coiling through the design, all lifted directly from the symbolism the Kiszka brothers and Danny Wagner built their world around.
 
Josh Kiszka's voice has been compared to a young Robert Plant, and the band wear that comparison like a badge of honour — channelling the raw spirit of 70s hard rock while making it entirely their own. That energy lives in every line of this drawing.
 
This is a piece for fans who felt the ground move when Highway Tune first came on. For anyone who has stood in a field with the stage lights blazing and remembered why music matters.