Art Partners: Wes Wilson and Carolyn Ferris

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Art by Wes Wilson and Carolyn Ferris

Wilson and Ferris created over 40 works together that were finished. Plus many others that were in progress.

​Posters listed here are signed by both artists.

​ Please contact for unsigned. Oversized unsigned posters are $90 shipped, 13x17.5 posters unsigned are $45 shipped.

 "I have collaborated with many artists, but Carolyn Ferris has been my only art partner." Wes Wilson, known as the father of psychedelic poster design and the first Fillmore artist
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Signed Summer of Love DeYoung Museum and 23&Me by Wes Wilson and Carolyn Ferris

$350.00

Summer of Love DeYoung Museum and 23&Me. Signed by Wes Wilson and Carolyn Ferris. Price Includes Shipping. OVERSIZED.

Signed "Summer of Love Dick and Jane" by Wes Wilson and Carolyn Ferris.

$350.00

Summer of Love Dick and Jane by Wes Wilson and Carolyn Ferris. Signed. Includes Shipping. OVERSIZED

Signed M929 by Wes Wilson and Carolyn Ferris. Space Cowgirl.

$350.00

Signed M929 by Wes Wilson and Carolyn Ferris. Moonalice.


"Space Cowgirl"

Signed R90. by Wes Wilson and Carolyn Ferris. Doobie Decibel System/Hardly Strictly Bluegrass © 2016

$350.00

Signed R90. by Wes Wilson and Carolyn Ferris. Doobie Decibel System/Hardly Strictly Bluegrass in San Francisco. 13x17.5.

Signed R81 by Wes Wilson and Carolyn Ferris. Doobie Decibel System and Midnight North at Wescott Theatre in Syracuse, New York

$350.00

Signed R81 by Wes Wilson and Carolyn Ferris. Doobie Decibel System with Midnight North in Syracuse, New York. Includes Shipping. 13x17.5.

Signed R67. By Carolyn Ferris and Wes Wilson. Doobie Decibel System.

$350.00


R67. Doobie Decibel System and Midnight North at the Westcott Theatre in Syracuse, New York. By Carolyn Ferris and Wes Wilson. Signed. Includes Shipping. 13x17.5

Signed by Wes Wilson and Carolyn Ferris. The Rock Poster Society Hall Of Flowers Event in San Francisco.

$350.00

Signed by Wes Wilson and Carolyn Ferris. Shipping Included. Hall of Flowers, San Francisco.

Signed M1006 by Wes Wilson and Carolyn Ferris.

$350.00

Signed M1006 by Wes Wilson and Carolyn Ferris. Includes shipping.

Signed Bahr Gallery Poster by Wes Wilson and Carolyn Ferris

$350.00

Stella, The Psychedelic Librarian. By Wes Wilson and Carolyn Ferris. Signed. This long offset lithograph measures approximately 16.5" by 39". Shipping Included.

Signed M963 Doobie Decibel System by Wes Wilson and Carolyn Ferris

$350.00

M963 Moonalice and Doobie Decibel System. ©2016 Wes Wilson and Carolyn Ferris. Signed. Includes Shipping. 13x17.5

Signed M966 by Wes Wilson and Carolyn Ferris

$350.00

Signed M966 by Wes Wilson and Carolyn Ferris. Includes Shipping. 13" by 17.5". Image made originally for Moonalice Book 8. See projects section under menu above for more information.

NOT FOR SALE M911 › 4/20/16 Slim’s, San Francisco, CA poster by Wes Wilson & Carolyn Ferris

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M911 › 4/20/16 Slim’s, San Francisco, CA poster by Wes Wilson & Carolyn Ferris

MC59 Hillary is Best For Us by Wes Wilson and Carolyn Ferris.

$350.00

Political Series: Moonalice. Wes Wilson and Carolyn Ferris. I only have three of these left that are signed by both of us. 13x13 inches. (MC59)

Vote For Freedom Yes on 64

$350.00

Vote for Freedom. Yes on 64.Poster by Wes Wilson and Carolyn Ferris. 13x-1 7.5.

M831 Moonalice Chico Women's College

$350.00

This is the first full poster Wes and I fully worked on together in person. Wes taught me how to make an ink poster with this poster, while staying with me in Fairfax, CA. It is when I fell in love with the lettering as he saved it for last. After finishing the inking, we brought it into computer and worked on the colors together.

R73 The Sailor - Doobie Decibel System

$350.00

13x17.5. The image we used to create this poster was Ben Friedman. We named it: The Sailor. Doobie Decibel System in Tahoe City, CA

M985 "Tara" - Moonalice Union Square Live

$350.00

13x17.5. M985 "Tara" - Moonalice Union Square Live. 6-15-2017
Photo Gallery of some of our work together....


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 Wes Wilson, the father of the 1960s rock concert poster, came into the world via Sacramento, California on July 15, 1937.  As a child his interests meandered among artistic pursuits and an intense love for the natural world. His post-secondary studies reflected these interests; he focused for a time on forestry and horticulture before eventually coming to philosophy. By the latter half of the 1960s Wes found much inspiration in the avant-garde neighborhoods of San Francisco. Serendipity interrupted all of his plans, as is typical, and Wes Wilson soon found himself creating fine art for the masses. His style, inspired by the Art Nouveau masters, took what was understood about promotional art and turned it inside-out. Nearly cryptic letters filled every available space, lines melted into lines, colors clashed... and the psychedelic poster was born. The love of art and nature eventually carried Wes away to the beautiful Ozarks foothills.


​Photo by Carolyn Ferris As art partners, ​Wilson and Ferris created over 40 works together that were finished. Many others that were in progress.  



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    Carolyn joined the Moonalice artist pool in 2009, and has created over 200 posters for Moonalice and Roger McNamee and others, within the Moonalice group she is  known as the Queen of Surreal.  An acrylic on canvas painting became her first poster  in 1997 for Prodigy at the Warfield. She created the world's first singing canvas  painting to illustrate Roger McNamee's song Silver Lining.  She has worked with the Fillmore, Santana, Widespread Panic, and many other bands.  She has enjoyed  creating interactive paintings with Timothy Leary, as well as creating many  illustrations for his published writing.  

    As art partners, Wilson and Ferris created over 40 works together that were        finished. Many others were in progress.
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