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Film the Blanks is an ongoing experiment to abstract and/or reduce film posters.
No comments. Posted by adria in movie, poster on 20 August 2009.
New Eric the Dog prints at POW
I’m more or less in love with ericailcane. Via POW:
These are new from eric the dog. One is a woodcut and one is a copperplate etching. They’re both beautiful and made exclusively
for POW in the actual real Italy…
Croce, left, is in an edition of 23, 35.5×25cm and costs £225.00. Ballano, right, is in an edition of 29, 49.5×35cm and costs £250.00.
If you hurry, you may get in before they sell out.
No comments. Posted by tanner in limited edition, poster on 13 March 2009.
Some clever typographic posters on the Behance Network. (Via.)
1 comment. Posted by tanner in interwebs, poster on 2 February 2009.
Interaction, a Poster for Identity Designers
Several weeks ago, I posted about a clock I had made for identity designers. Several people inquired about the possibility of purchasing posters, clocks or seeing high-resolution files. Due to financial and practical restraints, I am unable to produce any clocks at this time. However, I have produced posters.
The posters in the series are 13×13″, in a signed and numbered edition of 50, half of which are available now on my Etsy account. They are printed on 110# Classic Crest Solar White paper. They cost 15$ a piece.
I really appreciate all the recognition I have received for this project. Thanks to everyone who has blogged about this.
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This post is part of a series about identity design. Further reading is below.
Previously
I observed 1,035 identities today.
Steve Jobs quote in enlarged TextEdit icon
A clock for identity designers
Responses from Michael Bierut
Responses from Chermayeff and Geismar
Responses from David Rengifo
Responses from Armin Vit
1 comment. Posted by tanner in branding, clock project, poster on 1 February 2009.
This is too good. Noisy interactive posters for Saxofunny sound production company. Made by advertising Agency DM9DDB from Brazil.
Via ibelieveinadv
5 comments. Posted by adria in advertisement, poster, sound on 29 January 2009.
Burlesque of NA’s obama test prints
OMG Posters! reports that Burlesque of NA will be selling a bunch of Obama test prints. They are all 20″ x 26″, and will be priced at $75-$300. They will go on sale tomorrow 30 October, at 2pm CST. Visit BurlesqueDesign.com to order.
Burlesque Design has decided to offer up a bunch of Barack Obama related test prints for sale online. In case you didn’t know, Burlesque did the printing for the entire Upper Playground Obama print campaign, almost 20 designs total, so there will be a lot of variety.
Has anyone else noticed an obsession with test prints in the poster art community? Its a cool concept, but it leaves me wondering how planned they are. At some point, does the artist stop layering ink onto a test print because it looks ‘finished’? If so, does it matter?
3 comments. Posted by tanner in craft, poster on 29 October 2008.
Fo Sho: Second Annual Fourth Year Poster Show at ASU
Fo Sho, the second annual exhibition of posters collected internationally and domestically by fourth year Visual Communication Design students at ASU, will be taking over the College of Design at Arizona State University this November. Additionally, select pieces will be sold via silent auction, to fundraise for a senior class thesis show occurring at the end of the Spring semester.
NOV17/ NOV28, 8a-5p : Poster Show
NOV17, MON 6-10p : Silent Auction + Opening Reception
College of Design Gallery 850 South Forest Mall / Tempe, Arizona
(Designer list following the jump.)
Visit the website, download the press release. Read more. →
No comments. Posted by tanner in exhibition, poster, silkscreen on 25 October 2008.
Michael Bierut: Barack Obama’s Fifty State Strategy
While I’m at it, here’s Michael Bierut’s Obama poster as well.
“The poster can be interpreted as both arrogant and silly, and I doubt the campaign is eager to promote either of those characteristics,” concedes Bierut. “Although I think it’s fun.” Evidently others do, too: a print of the poster raised $625 at a silent auction to benefit the AIGA at the organization’s annual Design Legends Gala last month.
I think my favorite might be Obhio Corackicut. Get the full scoop.
No comments. Posted by tanner in politics, poster on 7 October 2008.
Reason 3/30 to vote Obama by Milton Glaser
30 Reasons is a 30-day email and internet campaign to encourage people to vote for Barack Obama.
Our goal is simple: Use design to build a logical, multi-faceted argument for Obama and make it easy to share each reason with another person.
They have enlisted 30 graphic designers to create posters that represent a reason to vote for Obama. Today’s poster comes from Milton Glaser.
Full image after the jump Read more. →
1 comment. Posted by tanner in opinion, politics, poster, social change on 7 October 2008.
Embellished with Aaron Horkey’s blood (Detritus Art Print)
Aaron Horkey just keeps on giving. OMG Posters! is reporting a new art print for Detritus that is embellished in his own blood. No shit. Read more. →
No comments. Posted by tanner in art, craft, limited, poster, silkscreen on 6 October 2008.
