George Thorogood
and the Destroyers
Art Direction | Logo Design | Branding | Merchandise Design | Illustration
We are thrilled to have had the opportunity to collaborate with some of the biggest names in entertainment, and it is an honor to have worked with legendary artists like George Thorogood and the Destroyers. Our portfolio showcases a diverse range of tour logos, posters, and merchandise designs that we have expertly crafted over the years.
50 Years of Rock - Bad All Over the World tour design.
A Rock 'n' Roll Milestone! Achieving 50 years in the music industry is a rare feat, and we wanted to celebrate it in a truly fitting way. We went the extra mile to honor our friends in the band and their fans by incorporating their signature cobra symbol, representing "Planet Rock!", into a tour itinerary that will cover every corner of the globe. The Bad All Over the World tour aims to reignite the fervor of the band's dedicated fans with the electrifying "Boogie" energy that only George Thorogood and the Destroyers can deliver on stage.
Commemorate 40 Years BBBBBAD Show Poster. Available Only on Show Night!
Fun Fact: George Thorogood and the Destroyers hit the road in their iconic white Marathon, while the rest of the crew and equipment traveled on tour buses. To this day, the Marathon remains on display at George Thorogood's private estate.
Good To Be Bad tour artwork. The Cobra Strike Design was featured on a variety of merchandise including apparel, pins, vinyl slip covers and more. The artwork captures the raw energy of George Thorogood and the Destroyers' sound and invites fans to reconnect with their personal memories and the band's storied legacy.
Bad to the Bone tour artwork. The design was featured on a wide variety of apparel, including a special Australian Souvenir Edition CD jacket. The concept embodies the toughness and attitude conveyed by the iconic song "Bad to the Bone" and was inspired by the image of an Indian motorcycle, ridden by a fierce, hell-bent outlaw, ready to take on any challenge. The eagle wing cheekbones evoke the sense of boundless possibilities and the freedom of the open road.
