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Roller City – Pending Substitution captures a rare, tense pause in the chaos of the roller derby arena. Here, Cherry Bomb, the fierce and unforgettable skater with her trademark skull-and-crossbones tattoo and number 420, sits poised on the edge of a folding chair—waiting to substitute in as the next jammer. Her intensity is palpable, her focus unshakable.
Rendered in bold reds and electric oranges, the piece radiates the heat, energy, and raw emotion of derby culture. The composition and lighting highlight Cherry Bomb’s power and confidence while echoing the gritty, rebellious heartbeat of Detroit—the “Roller City.” This poster is part of an ongoing series celebrating Cherry Bomb’s attitude, athleticism, and underground spirit—a striking tribute to those who live to skate and skate to live.
Roller City – Pending Substitution captures a rare, tense pause in the chaos of the roller derby arena. Here, Cherry Bomb, the fierce and unforgettable skater with her trademark skull-and-crossbones tattoo and number 420, sits poised on the edge of a folding chair—waiting to substitute in as the next jammer. Her intensity is palpable, her focus unshakable.
Rendered in bold reds and electric oranges, the piece radiates the heat, energy, and raw emotion of derby culture. The composition and lighting highlight Cherry Bomb’s power and confidence while echoing the gritty, rebellious heartbeat of Detroit—the “Roller City.” This poster is part of an ongoing series celebrating Cherry Bomb’s attitude, athleticism, and underground spirit—a striking tribute to those who live to skate and skate to live.