Jim Pollock

Rooted in the band's earliest days at Goddard College, Jim Pollock’s connection to Phish began with simple hand-drawn flyers for local gigs and the cover art for their 1989 debut album, Junta.

Since then, the master printmaker has defined the visual world of Phish with his signature hand-carved linocut style. His folk-art creatures, rustic Americana scenes, and whimsical gig posters are absolute cornerstones of Phish culture, turning his prints and limited-run merch into some of the most coveted grails in the jam band scene.

This is my archive of Pollock shirts.

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