Hand-drawn poster honouring the American rock band HAIM.
 
The band is based in Los Angeles and is consisted of sisters, Este, Danielle, and Alana.

The sisters grew up in a musical family and began playing instruments from an early age and became proficient in several, developing their sounds which were, from their very first album, Days Are Gone, loved by many.
 
They released their latest album in 2020, Women in Music Pt. III, a true work of art that inspired this drawing.

The trio often captures with perfection a nostalgic feeling, both in their sounds, with nods back to classic rock, harmonious vocals, and breezy way of being, but also in their general aesthetics. Think long road trips at sunset with sing-alongs, wind in your hair, along historial highways, leading to new adventures.

The final result, vintage textures and soft pastel colors in a frozen in time gas station, also a hint to their song Gasoline, captures everything that the world knows and loves about the sisters.

The first song of this fantastic album is an ode to LA, the city that inspires the talented trio, so this print holds many icons from the largest city in California.

First, there is the name of the band, standing proud in the same style as the world-famous Hollywood sign, framed with the recognizable tall palm trees.

In the background of the drawing, there is the signage of Licorice Pizza, a now-defunct record store chain in Southern California. This is a name that inspired a coming-of-age romance set in 1973, just nominated for Best Picture at this year's Academy Award, that Alana is the star in.

Right above it, we can see an angel holding a record, a direct the City of Angels, again, the main inspiration behind many of their songs but particularly Summer Girl which holds the lyrics "I can see the angels coming down".

Not forgetting about the past, the single from their debut album, responsible for their quick ascension in the charts, The Wire, that holds the lyric "Always keep your heart locked tight, don't let your mind retire" is part of the picture as a heart-shaped padlock.