Visual Art

Art: NOFX by Iron Forge Press, Tonight at Revolution

Fort Lauderdale-based Iron Forge Press creates some of the most eye-popping rock posters we've ever seen. Whenever possible, we'll share their designs right here on County Grind.For all we know, there will actually be a young punk woman who looks like this waiting in Fat Mike's dressing room after the...

By Reed Fischer

January 28, 2011

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Fort Lauderdale-based Iron Forge Press

creates some of the most eye-popping rock posters we've ever seen.

Whenever possible, we'll share their designs right here on County Grind.

For all we know, there will actually be a young punk woman who looks like this waiting in Fat Mike's dressing room after the NOFX show -- to get an autograph, of course. Although Mike is a family man, this week's interview (and outtakes) prove that he's still ready to party. And why not in NEON?

Props to the Iron Forge Press fellas for this four-color wonder in a collaboration with cartoonist Dave Berns.

Lots more detail from the poster in the enormous, sumptuous picture posted on the Iron Forge blog.

NOFX, with Bouncing

Souls, Cobra Skulls, Nobody's Hero and Old Man Markley. 7 p.m. Friday, January 28, at

Revolution, 200 W. Broward Blvd., Fort Lauderdale. Tickets cost $24. Click here

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