One of the most gifted visual artists of his generation, Jermaine Rogers marks his 20th anniversary of creating some of the most striking, distinctive rock-and-roll-related graphics around this year. The 42-year-old Houston native loves David Bowie and has a curious fondness for adorable woodland creatures, especially rabbits; the long-eared mammals — which can't quite be called "adorable," given their demonic red eyes — adorn several of his works, including this year's Free Press Summer Fest poster. Rogers's creations have been featured in galleries on every continent save Antarctica, but are as close as the store on his website and as affordable as a $25 print. This year he also designed a sheaf of logos for the Delaware-based brewer Dogfish and a mural of gonzo South African dance-rap duo Die Antwoord in a Paris subway station, just further evidence of Rogers's incredible range.