The books of Chuck Palahniuk are steeped in the signifiers of cult literature — sex, violence, dark humor — so it makes sense that their stories and styles would lend themselves to perhaps the ultimate cult art form: the rock-concert poster. Paulo Correa, an art director and illustrator based in the Philippines, has taken up the task of translating Palahniuk’s aesthetic into what he calls “lowbrow gig posters” for each of his books. Click through to see the full series, which we spotted at Design Taxi.
Image credit: Paulo Correa
Image credit: Paulo Correa
Image credit: Paulo Correa
Image credit: Paulo Correa
Image credit: Paulo Correa
Image credit: Paulo Correa