Why Not Public Domain Film Posters?
This week’s Adventures In Design podcast had many-a-spirited discussion, including a great debate on using copyrighted properties in film posters without the owner’s permission. I won’t get into the details here, but they essentially were calling out designers who profit from this practice…
Poster Pick: Week of July 22, 2012: The Bubble Process
This week’s Poster Pick is by the talented design and illustration duo of Sean Higgins and Nicholas Rezabek, better known as The Bubble Process. This four color poster for Vampire Weekend printed on Red Hot French Paper (love that choice!) is full of playful…
This Week’s Gigposters.com New Arrivals Picks
There’s a visual theme somewhere in my favorites from this week’s Gigposters.com New Arrivals Feed… maybe it’s the summer heat melting my brain. Regardless, it’s a nice batch of excellent poster designs by Todd Slater, Jason A. Smith and Nate Duval. Feel…
Poster Pick: Week of July 15, 2012: Johnny Sampson
Better late than never, right? Last week’s poster pick is for the 2012 Pitchfork Festival by one of Chicago’s finest: illustrator and designer Johnny Sampson. I love these bizarre creature illustrations: part animal, part robot, and 100% freaky monster. Each one made…
18×24 Pop-Up Shop
Get ready Chicago, on August 25 and 26th Rational Park in partnership with Adam Hanson will be hosting 18×24: A Gig Poster Pop-Up Shop. The focus is on Midwest poster artists and they’ve already got a great lineup confirmed so far: Adam Hanson…
This Week’s Gigposters.com New Arrivals Picks
Rockin’ good stuff as usual in this week’s Gigposters.com New Arrivals Feed. My favorites this week are by Marian Bodenstein, Talkseek, Andrew Crawshaw (Broken Press), Lil Tuffy and DWITT. Feel free to disagree with my picks and head over to Gigposters.com to checkout the full list.
Flatstock 35 Recap
This is one of my favorite times of year, when Flatstock comes to my town as part of the always exciting Pitchfork Music Fest. This year was loaded with exciting work from a huge variety of artists. I was thrilled…
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