Main Street of America

A tribute to the highway that never ends.

This collage pulls from the postcards, motel signs, souvenir maps, neon promises, and roadside attractions that turned Route 66 into something bigger than a road. Greetings from Arizona. New Mexico dust. Silver Spur Motel signs. Classic cars. Weathered storefronts. A guitar leaning against a stack of amps like someone stopped for the night and never left.

At the center is Route 66 itself, cutting across the piece the same way it cuts through American mythology. Part road trip. Part rock and roll. Part collection of strange places that somehow become more memorable than the destination.

Hand-cut from vintage postcards, travel ephemera, maps, brochures, and found imagery, then reproduced to preserve every rip, shadow, and imperfect edge. Printed on heavyweight paper with a smooth matte finish that keeps the focus on texture, grit, and analog attitude. No frame included.

Made for road trippers, motel sign collectors, desert wanderers, and anyone who has ever taken the long way simply because it felt more interesting.