The DIY Visual Language of Punk: Flyers, Art, and Underground Culture

This episode dives into how punk bands used cheap photocopying, hand‑cut typography, and raw graphic design to turn show flyers into both advertising and political protest. We trace the origins from New York rehearsal rooms to London’s anarchist presses, examine key designers like Jamie Reid and Winston Smith, and explore how the aesthetic spread through fanzines, venues, and even mainstream fashion.

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