

I love zombie movies, or in some cases I take it that true horror buffs wouldn’t consider some of them zombie films, but more of an epidemic or illness rather than being (un)dead. Nonetheless, the films have just the right …
In honor of their upcoming 50th anniversary, the Modern Art Oxford is displaying 50 exhibition posters from their archive to the public. Stuff like this makes me really appreciate the simplistic design sensibilities of so many designers from the UK. Check …
Simon C Page is back with another series of prints dedicated to a field of science. As usual, they are fantastic. Great colors, great type, great minimalism. View them all here. See his other set of posters devoted to astronomy, …
Being a huge fan of Herb Lubalin and pretty much everything that came out of that man’s brain, I love these posters that intelligently incorporate his ITC Lubalin Graph typeface. To me, this typeface speaks to all things techy with …
You have to love these minimally perfect travel posters from 1971, designed by the legendary design firm Chermayeff & Geismar for Pan Am. I think my neighbors had some in their basement when I was younger, strung up on a …
YEEESSSS! Holy shit these are incredible. Check out some of the best posters ever designed for the Star Wars trilogy, courtesy of Olly Moss.
Finally, the unveiling of the new site by the geniuses that call themselves The Heads of State. The work these guys produce is quality. From illustrations to posters to identity works, their style remains the same: simple, concept-driven and really, …
More incredible gig posters for Arcade Fire brought to us by the wonderful Burlesque Design. They have not done a poster for Arcade Fire yet that failed to be astonishing. The decision of which one to purchase is getting harder …
Scott Hansen, aka ISO50, just released a new print for purchase. As usual, it is quite gorgeous. The style is similar to a lot of his recent work with very minimal yet striking graphic work with super subdued typography. The …
This is one of the greatest things I have ever seen. From two of my favorite poster designers, Aaron Horkey and Jay Ryan, comes this wonderful creation. It is a thirteen color screenprint! I recently told my fiancé to stop …