Product Description

Girls, girls, girls! There's no more popular subject for the modern rock poster than the ubiquitous poster girl. In this second pint-sized spin-off of the mammoth Art of Modern Rock, poster expert Dennis King rounds up the hottest chicks of the genre, be they rock-and-roll vixens, indie beauties, alien seductresses, or punk rock babes. With classic art from the original volume plus loads of new material all focused on the strong and sexy female icons of the poster world rock fans, art and design aficionados, poster collectors, and new enthusiasts will be hard-pressed to resist these dangerous curves.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #505283 in Books
• Published on: 2008-04-02
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 192 pages

Review

'An irresistible gift—once you've snagged one for yourself.'—Penthouse

About the Author
Dennis King is the co-author of Art of Modern Rock and an internationally recognized authority on rock posters. He maintains one of the largest private poster collections in the world.

Customer Reviews

Unbeatable for the price
I saw this book at the Rock and Roll Museum in Seattle, and when I got home I regretted not picking it up. Chock full of all the guys you see at Posterpop.com; could not believe how cheap I was able to get it for. I'm certain it was at least 2x at the museum gift shop. All in all a lot of good stuff to look at. People say the first one is better, I can't comment as I haven't seen #1. I'd say if you can score it under $10, you can't lose.

Pretty cool little book
Lots of ref. pieces and concepts for layout - more on the graphic design side of the house - but can be helpful for tattoo artists looking for reference... worth the cash def.

Art of Modern Rock: Poster Girls
While I found "The Art of Modern Rock" extremely well executed and put together, I found this book not as invigorating. Many of the poster girls were half fast and too many of the same artist appeared in the book. I still use it as I am a poster artist myself however I find the original coffee table book far more useful.