Artist, graphic designer and illustrator Jeffrey Everett (a.k.a. Rockets Are Red) continues his conversation with Kevin as they dive into officially licensed works for bands, wrestlers, Masked Republic and their luchadores, and Hollywood films. Topics include:
- Jeff's wrestling fandom
- Incorporating wrestling imagery, like Stone Cold Steve Austin, into band gig posters
- Licensed work for WWE and details on his official Heenan Family, Seth Rollins and Chris Jericho posters.
- The the handcuffs that official work will bring sometimes including the Mick Foley poster that never worked out 
- Working on lucha libre with Masked Republic and why lucha merchandise is more fun to create than "wrestling" merchandise.
- Working with Ring of Honor wrestler Dalton Castle
- His desire to raise the perception of lucha libre art to the level of what is seen as "real art" and winning a design competition for his Expo Lucha work. 
- Fictional IP vs. Real Life IP and creating an officially licensed poster for Stephen King's "It"
- How fans don't always understand the restrictions limits places on artists when works are official -- The blessing & the curse of unofficial official posters and the positives of fan art. 
- Creating a steelbook Bluray cover for Zombieland and being given more restrictions than more details to work with.  

Find officially licensed Masked Republic x Rockets Are Red apparel at ProWrestlingTees.com/maskedrepublic and follow Jeff's continued adventures in lucha libre at ExpoLucha.com. Jeff is on Instagram and Facebook @rocketsarered. Kevin is on social media as 1/2 of Masked Republic @maskedrepublic.