My Brother, My Brother and Me / The Adventure Zone - Nashville Live Show Poster
Promotional poster and fan art print on paper • Illustration by a commissioned fan artist (often Carey Pietsch or similar for this brand); signed by the McElroy brothers (Justin, Travis, and Griffin)
Style & Movement
Contemporary digital illustration, CalArts-influenced animation style, Pop Culture ephemera
Medium & Technique
Digital illustration printed via offset lithography or high-quality inkjet; hand-signed with permanent black marker
Creation Period
2018 (specifically October 2018 based on tour dates)
Dimensions & Format
Approximately 18 x 24 inches; Vertical Portrait format
Subject Description
A double-sided 'upside-down' composition. Top half depicts the three McElroy brothers riding a horse with sunglasses (representing their podcast 'MBMBaM'). Bottom half depicts their Dungeons & Dragons characters (Magnus, Taako, Merle) from 'The Adventure Zone' riding a magical horse. Contains branding for their live show at Andrew Jackson Hall, Nashville, TN.
Condition & Value Assessment
Condition Assessment
Good to Very Good; visible light reflections on the glass suggest the paper is flat, though there is potential slight fading
Estimated Market Value
$150.00 - $300.00
Auction Estimate
$100.00 - $250.00
Provenance History
Likely purchased as VIP merchandise at the live event in Nashville, 2018. Currently located in a secondary market/thrift setting as evidenced by the surrounding frames and floor placement.
Art Historical Significance
A representative example of 'Podcast Culture' and the monetization of digital media through live performances. It highlights the overlap between fan art communities and professional commercial branding in the late 2010s.
Notable Features
Triple hand-signed by the creators, which significantly increases value over a standard print; the 'dual-brand' layout is specific to their 2018 touring cycle.
Condition Issues
Minor potential for light/UV damage if displayed in direct sunlight; the frame is a basic wood composite and may not be archival-grade, risking acid transfer to the paper over time.
Conservation Recommendations
Upgrade to UV-protective museum glass and acid-free matting to preserve the signatures, which are prone to fading.