A curated selection of classic and contemporary artists whose visuals shaped and still shape rave culture.
One of the early pioneers in original rave art
Pez defined the look of early UK Flyers with hyper-colour characters, playful chaos and iconic rave artwork. His style became the visual language of the early rave explosion. Raindance, Helter Skelter, World of Dance... the list goes on!
Airbrushed sci-fi futurism. A rave legend!
Often called the Salvador Dali of rave art, Junior Tomlin's airbrushed sci-fi landscapes, faces and chrome futurism gave Peace Fest, Dance Fest, Rave World and many other events their legendary cosmic identity.
Modern pop and rave art· Neon club energy
A leading contemporary artist whose work often channels club and rave energy. Collected by celebrities and represented by major galleries, his visuals bridge street culture and fine art.
Graffiti infused art. Bristol legend!
Acer One graffiti driven style brought raw street energy to hardcore and jungle flyers, becoming a cult favourite among ravers and collectors of underground artwork.
Graffiti origins· Metalheadz iconography
Before becoming a jungle legend, Goldie was a graffiti artist whose visuals helped shape the early look of the scene. His Metalheadz iconography remains instantly recognisable worldwide.
Grassroots flyers and Underground visuals
Jamcee is known for authentic, underground rave artwork that captures the DIY spirit of the UK party scene, from flyers to posters and bespoke illustrations.
The leading lady behind Kniteforce Records iconic artwork!
One of the few prominent female illustrators in the world of rave art, famous for the artwork associated with the infamous Kniteforce Records. RT's use of bright colours, awesome character and true hardcore street style make her one of the best artists in rave. Her compositions stand out in the visual history of rave culture.
Suburban Base Records. A creator of true Hardcore/jungle identity
Dave Nodz was and continues to this day to be the primary visual architect behind Suburban Base Records, one of the most influential labels in early hardcore and jungle. His bold, comic style characters and graffiti infused layoutsdefined the label's iconic look and became a cornerstone of rave-art history.
Distinctive rave graphics and bold underground identity
Zirk brings a hard-edged, high-impact visual style to the underground rave scene, blending graffiti energy with clean typography and striking compositions that feel instantly recognisable to collectors and club-goers alike.
Bold, playful visuals with a rave-rooted edge
Mooks brings together the energy of underground club culture with an unmistakably graphic, hand-drawn approach, creating visuals that capture the spirit of rave flyers, posters and the raw creative pulse of the scene.
The Chaos Laboratory · Pioneering fractal rave art
Tim Waters AKA The Chaos Laboratory, an early pioneer in the awe-inspiring art of fractalism with his work gracing many of the most iconic rave flyers of the 90s! Step inside and check out his story and the wicked artwork he has to offer.