Das Live-Musik-Konzertplakat "REBEL HEARTS" im American-Traditional-Stil auf gealtertem cremefarbenem Papier, mit einem Datumsbanner und dem Veranstaltungsort unten. Riesige rot-schwarze Versalien über einem grinsenden Totenkopf mit einem Herz auf der Stirn, gekreuzten goldenen Ankern, roten Rosen und Dolchen durch Herzen. Ändere Band, Datum und Ort, um es als eigenes Konzertplakat nachzubauen.

A vintage rockabilly gig poster in classic American traditional tattoo flash style, portrait format, printed on aged cream manila paper with faint watercolour unevenness and light paper grain, flat even daylight, no glow, no cast shadows. Limited flash palette of black, red, mustard yellow and leaf green with a touch of sky blue, all solid flat fills, every shape closed by a heavy even black outline with solid black shading down one side. Top tier: a small mustard-yellow ribbon banner with swallowtail ends, black outline, reading in small black capitals "LIVE MUSIC". A small nautical star sits on each side. Middle tier, dominant: the title "REBEL HEARTS" in huge bold Tuscan wedge-serif capitals on two stacked lines, filling about 75% of the poster width. Every letter has a heavy black outline, thick stems split lengthwise: left half solid black, right half flat saturated red with a hard straight edge, two or three short white highlight dashes on the red, thin strokes and wedge serifs solid black, a small spur on each stem. Below and overlapping the title's lower edge, a large central emblem: a bold white-boned skull with black eye sockets and a cracked tooth grin, wearing a small red heart-shaped tattoo on its forehead, flanked by two big red roses with dark red shading and leaf-green leaves and thorny stems curling under the jaw. Behind the skull sit crossed anchors in mustard yellow with black outline. Four-point sparkles, dots and short radiating lines fill the gaps between shapes, plus a small dagger through a heart on each side. Bottom tier: a wide red ribbon banner with black outline and swallowtail ends, cream capitals reading "FRIDAY AUG 22". Beneath it, in bold black Tuscan capitals with a mustard-yellow half-fill, "THE ANCHOR BAR". A thin black double-line border frames the whole poster with small sparkles in the corners. Text spelled exactly as quoted, all lettering sharp and legible.