ARETHA'S JAM SESSION ART

I am a very amateur graphic designer who delights in taking pop culture from my youth, to inform social media users about our weekly Aretha's Jazz Jam. The following is an assortment of some of my favorites. All of them were created with Adobe Photoshop with no help from AI. Enjoy!

An early 1980s Burger King.

Milton Bradley's game of Life from the 1970s.

Not only some 1980s pop machines, but the easter egg of a pay-phone.

Crayola's 16 box of crayons.

Another Milton Bradley 1980s version of Connect Four.

One of the best Atari 2600 games, Adventure.

Staged photo or not, my heart skips a beat.

Channel 50 was one of Detroit's syndicated TV stations.

A Sony Walk-man from the 1980s.

A Detroit Tiger's home game at Comerica Park.

Two one-ways.

1986's Zelda for the Nintendo Entertainment System.

You need to take I-75 to get to Music Hall and Aretha's Jazz Cafe.

My first Aretha's Jazz Jam pop culture art.

Duke Ellington LP with "Come Sunday". Our session is on Sunday nights.

1975's iconic movie poster for Jaws.

1920's construction of Music Hall.

Simon by Milton Bradley.

Apple Jacks cereal by Kellog's.

A Gulf station from the late 1960's.

A 1990's Blockbuster Video.

1990's Radio Shack in a mall.

Lite Brite from the 60's.

1980's Pizza Hut.

Original Nintendo's Game Boy.

1980's VHS VCR.

At the record store.

Parker Brother's 1980's game of Clue.

Parker Brother's Monopoly.

The Old Shillelagh dive bar near Greektown, Detroit.

One of my favorite ads for Aretha's.

The MGM movie logo.

Hart Plaza, Detroit, during the Detroit Jazz Festival.

A 1980's can of Krylon spray paint.

A 1950's Corvette convertable.

Yates Cider Mill in Rochester Hills, MI.

A 1950's railroad overpass on I-94.

1980's Bob Barker on the Price is Right.

Super Mario Brothers on the 1986 Nintendo Entertainment System.

Pool table.