Showing posts with label posters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label posters. Show all posts

Poster of the Day

Sonnenzimmer

It's been a while since I last checked in with Sonnenzimmer (Chicago's Nick Butcher and Nadine Nakanishi), but I was recently reminded by RBT. I didn't think they could possibly get any better, but they continue to evolve their work - here are some of their newer things.






Poster of the Day

This week's Posters of the Day are brought to you by Subject Matter Studio.

Poster of the Day

This week's Posters of the Day are brought to you by Minneapolis print studio Landland.

Nerl Says

Big thanks go out to Designworklife for sharing the work of John Knoerl, aka Nerl Says.





Poster of the Day

Alex Perez

Loving the style of Madison, Wisconsin graphic designer and illustrator Alex Perez. Check him out and buy some prints of his work here.




Poster of the Day

Letman

Fresh off my visit to Savannah for the Bandwagon Poster Show + Sale, I'm super-energized about posters and handmade art in general. So today I'm bringing a couple of artists to your attention that I'm loving at the moment. Starting with the phenomenal Dutch artist Letman. Clearly you can see why.







Poster of the Day

Homework

Carrying on a tradition of fantastic poster artists in Poland is "Homework", the studio of Joanna Gorska and Jerzy Skakun.





Bandwagon!

This past weekend I was lucky enough to be invited to set up a booth at the Bandwagon poster show + sale in Savannah, GA, coinciding with the Savannah Record Fair. I got to meet some of the best poster designers out there, and as a beginner poster designer myself, received an incredibly valuable education from artists like Mark McDevitt and Robert Lee of Methane Studios, Andy Bonner of Tone Ink and Nate Duval.

Everyone was incredibly friendly and helpful, especially considering I was the new guy among the veterans. So big thanks go out to Charlie Trefry for planning and executing an amazing event that went off without a hitch, to all the other poster artists who attended for being so accommodating and to all the SCAD students and fans of art who showed up to give their support and hard-earned money. It was a great event and a great time for all involved, see you again next time!

To all of you who weren't able to make it, be sure to check out the work of Methane, Tone Ink, Nate Duval, Two Arms Inc., Us & Them, John Vogl, Wierhouse, The Half and Half, Yee-Haw Industries, Lure Design, Guy Burwell, Cannonball Press and Eyenoise. And for god's sake, show up next time! Here are a few photos so you can see what you missed...






Stone Age Printing

Tom Hingston Studio created these gorgeous prints for Danish mobile phone brand Æsir using the painstaking process of lithography at Edition Copenhagen.