The 2026 Jacksonville Jazz Festival Commemorative Poster is here!
Artist Lindsey Overstreet’s design embraces the funk and groove that define this year’s festival, blending them with visual elements inspired by Jacksonville to capture the full spirit and vibe of 2026.
2026 Commemorative Poster
About the Artist
Lindsey Overstreet is a graphic designer and illustrator whose work commands attention — bold, vibrant, and impossible to look away from. A lifelong creator, Lindsey’s passion for art was sparked in childhood and shaped through years of dedicated study, earning both a bachelor’s and master’s degree in the field. Heavily inspired by the graphic energy of comic books and anything that makes you look twice, her work pulses with color and intention — and when she strips it away entirely, the impact is just as striking. By day she channels that creative energy into high-profile work for some of the biggest names in sports and entertainment, including the NBA, NASCAR, PBR, NHRA, Mecum Auctions, Activision-Blizzard and many more. By night she’s in her element crafting personal pieces that are unapologetically big and bold. When she’s not creating, you’ll find her on her family farm in Kentucky, spending time with her wife, their horses, and a crew of beloved pets. Having lived in Florida for a time, Lindsey drew on that energy and atmosphere to bring something uniquely vibrant to her poster for the Jacksonville Jazz Fest — a testament to her belief that great art should stop you in your tracks. Follow along on social media at @bignbold_illustration.
POSTER RESERVATION:
Are you a Jacksonville Jazz Festival poster collector? Reserve your specific poster number now by emailing JaxJazzFest@coj.net. Don’t forget to place your order within the Official Jacksonville Jazz Festival store.
FUTURE COMMEMORATIVE POSTERS:
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2025 Commemorative Poster
About the Artist
Hailing from Canada, Stin Hrycajkiw is an illustrator and designer who landed in Jacksonville and wasted no time making it home. With a passion for bold visuals and creative storytelling, Stin has built a career bringing brands, events, and public spaces to life through design. Committed to shaping the city’s visual identity, Stin partners with organizations that celebrate Jacksonville, creating work that fosters a deep sense of place, culture, and community.
For the 2025 Jacksonville Jazz Festival Commemorative Poster, Stin combined a love for mid-century modern design with one of Jacksonville’s most iconic local statues—the legendary Gatorland gator currently resides in Met Park outside of the marina.
Inspired by the smooth, rhythmic energy of jazz, Stin reimagined the gator as the effortlessly cool drummer he surely is, capturing the heartbeat of the festival. The design’s bold shapes, warm retro color palette, and playful composition reflect the lively spontaneity of a jazz performance—improvised, dynamic, and timeless.
Stin’s artistic influences include the whimsical world-building of Jim Henson and the sleek, sneaky charm of The Pink Panther, both of which weave their way into a design style that’s playful, nostalgic, and full of rhythm. The poster itself pays homage to mid-century album covers, vintage travel posters, and the electric atmosphere of Jacksonville’s jazz scene—a perfect fusion of history, music, and design.
When not designing, you can find Stin at the local library, fueling up at local cafes, or diving into Jacksonville’s quirky and untold history—on the hunt for rare pins, forgotten stories, and the city’s most unexpected treasures. An unapologetic collector of flair, Stin thrives on the little details that make Jacksonville, and its jazz scene, truly one-of-a-kind.
