“I listened to their music, realized the energy in their performances and translated that performance visually,” Steadman says of the project, which he completed in less than a week’s time. What made Steadman, 81, decide to expand his musical horizons? In early December he was enlisted to draw the cover art for Huncho Jack, Jack Huncho, the debut album from Huncho Jack, the hip-hop duo of Travis Scott and Quavo of Migos. Thompson, including his 1972 novel Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas and various Rolling Stone covers. “I certainly don’t keep up with hip-hop but I’m trying to now,” says iconic British illustrator and painter Ralph Steadman, best known as the twisted mind behind the dark, grotesque, hilarious, disturbing art that accompanied the early-1970s gonzo journalistic screeds of the late Hunter S.
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