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While looking for a cicada clipping I found this 8½×11" sheet of plastic sandwiched between old school projects. It looks like it would go with an overhead projector. Someone on Facebook identified it as John Cayea's cover art for Stephen King's The Stand. That still doesn't explain why it's printed on transparent plastic, or why we have it.
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John Cayea.
“There’s something quintessentially American about The Stand in the worst way. This is a book that will be loved by people who seriously use the word “heartwarming” (…)
You know, Stephen King has just got this very strange, Americanic weirdness. You could say it’s very unique. It is! His style is very unique. His employment of songs and phrases and weird, strange sayings and rhymes and. . . and goofy sayings and goofy quotes. It’s. . . it’s bizarre.”
John Cayea - Night of the saucers -1971Â
John Cayea
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John Cayea - Night of the saucers, 1971.
John Cayea - A wreath of stars, 1977.
John Cayea - Deus Irae, 1976.
