Funk Cards
Description: **Above the Concrete — Soul in the City** is a tribute-inspired visual built around the spirit of Curtis Mayfield: sophisticated soul, street consciousness, ambition, and the search for something brighter beyond the concrete. A 1970s-inspired urban landscape rises into psychedelic geometry, vinyl-inspired sun rays, and organic forms breaking through the pavement. The result is a polished vintage soul graphic with the energy of classic Chicago music posters and the optimism of a generation determined to move forward. Made for Curtis Mayfield fans, soul and funk collectors, vinyl lovers, and anyone who believes great music can turn struggle into motion.
Description: A vintage-inspired funk illustration built around the spirit of The Isley Brothers' golden era — six silhouettes, one electric guitar, and a groove that refuses to stay in one genre. Psychedelic soul, rock guitar, and 1970s funk attitude collide in a clean retro screenprint composition made for music lovers, crate diggers, and old-school groove heads.
Six Strings / One Groove — The Isley Brothers Inspired Funk Art Card
by CHICKENRICE™
$5.00 $6.00
Description: A vintage-inspired funk illustration built around the spirit of The Isley Brothers' golden era — six silhouettes, one electric guitar, and a groove that refuses to stay in one genre. Psychedelic soul, rock guitar, and 1970s funk attitude collide in a clean retro screenprint composition made for music lovers, crate diggers, and old-school groove heads.
Description: A soulful tribute to Curtis Mayfield's era of groove, guitar, social consciousness, and unmistakable 1970s spirit. Vintage record-sleeve aesthetics meet bold screen-print illustration in a design made for lovers of classic soul, funk, vinyl culture, and timeless Black music.
Soul For The People — Curtis Mayfield Vintage Soul Graphic Card
by CHICKENRICE™
$5.00 $6.00
Description: James Ambrose Johnson Jr. (Rick James) was born on February 1, 1948, in Buffalo, New York, to Mabel (née Sims) and James Ambrose Johnson Sr. He was one of eight children. He was an altar boy and choir member at St. Bridget's Catholic Church. Rick James's father, an autoworker, left the family when Rick James was 10. His mother was a dancer for Katherine Dunham, and later worked as a cleaner in the day, and as a numbers-runner for the Buffalo crime family at night to earn a living.
