Music Legends

When punk ruled downtown Manhattan, Debbie Harry reigned as its high priestess. Fronting Blondie with a sneer, a wink, and effortless cool, she blurred the lines between punk, pop, art,...

When The Tragically Hip set out on their final tour, Gord Downie wasn’t just performing—he was transcending. Dressed in iridescent leather suits and adorned with stunning custom hats by milliner Karyn...

This vibrant art print captures Tina Turner in her element—bold, dynamic, and unstoppable. Set against an 80s-inspired polka dot backdrop, the piece mirrors the high-energy, electrifying stage presence that made...

Step into the vibrant, moody world of The Cure with this bold, 80s-infused pop-art portrait of Robert Smith. Featuring his signature wild black hair, smudged eyeliner, and melancholic yet rebellious...

Add some old-school cool to your walls with this piece inspired by the iconic cover of Licensed to Ill. The Beastie Boys’ game-changing debut album from 1986 propelled them to...

Bring the raw energy of Green Day’s "American Idiot" into your space with this bold, illustrated interpretation of the album’s iconic red heart grenade. Inspired by the original LP design,...

Honour the legacy of hip-hop’s greatest poet with this striking piece, capturing Tupac Shakur in a brooding pose. This portrait showcases his unmistakable presence, set against a clean white backdrop...

The Red Hot Chili Peppers burst onto the LA music scene during the mid-1980s with their combination of alt-rock, funk and punk-infused sound. By the mid-1990s, they became true hitmakers....

Bob Marley grew up in a Trench Town, a poor neighbourhood in Kingston, Jamaica. His life was not easy. Living in poverty throughout his youth during the 1950s was a...

Johnny Cash grew up poor, the son of an Arkansas farmer, in America's heartland. His song catalogue resonates many aspects of his life. As a musician and songwriter, he never lost touch with...

Joey Ramone (a.k.a. Jeffrey Ross Hyman) was born and raised in a tough Queens, New York neighbourhood. He survived an abusive upbringing as well as mental and physical health challenges throughout his life. In...

Bruce Springsteen and his East Street Band cut their musical teeth working the New Jersey shore bar circuit during the late 60s and early 70s. He earned 'The Boss' nickname...

Joey Ramone (a.k.a. Jeffrey Ross Hyman) was born and raised in a tough Queens, New York neighbourhood. In 1974 he joined fellow high school friends Thomas Erdelyi (Tommy), Doug Colvin...

Lead singer Steven Tyler of the band Aerosmith is known best for his dynamic voice and signature scarf-draped microphone stand. In a 2007 Blender interview, he told how he wore...

The early 1980s ushered in a 'new wave' of music and bands that pushed the concept of branding to new heights. Devo, a quirky group out of Akron, Ohio, understood...

This piece captures the spirit of a memorable moment at Live Aid '85— the moment Freddie had the 100,000-strong Webley Stadium crowd in his hands. Little did they know he was running...

Saul Hudson, better known as 'Slash and lead guitarist of Guns 'N Roses, led the band to fame during the late '80s and early '90s with his guitar prowess and songwriting abilities. His...

Jimi Hendrix was a magical guitarist and soulful songwriter. His musical legacy remains a prominent part of the cultural fabric of the psychedelic sixties, blending amazing chord structures into intoxicating songs and guitar solos. He was also a poster...

Amy Winehouse was known for her distinctive voice and blend of R&B, jazz, and soul sounds. She grew up surrounded by professional musicians and singers that influenced her musical journey from...

David Bowie released many albums over his career. In his early years, he often wrote about celestial themes, developing several glam-rock personas around ideas of space and aliens, like his Ziggy Stardust and...