After reading Marie Antoinette: The Journey I know that M.A. never really said “Let them eat cake.” But a girl can go on hoping and at least framing and hanging this lovely print in her own Versailles.
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Loving this interactive poster from the always creative/guerilla Not For Commercial Use. It has the feel of a really big scratch-off instant lottery ticket, dontcha think?
It’s Pop It’s Art is built upon a passionate love of both music and art. In pop music, lyrics are the link between the enigmatic emotion of music and the ordered intellect of the listener. Our aim is to reform this connection through uniquely visual cover versions of some of pop music’s most important songs.
Looove these posters! Thanks to coco+kelley for scoping them out first.
Straight and to the point, these Less is More posters are beautiful. Hand letterpressed by Douglas Wilson are printed using metallic silver ink on Steel Grey 100 lb French cover-weight paper.
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The Five-a-Day poster series by UK-based Man vs Machine is so graphically intelligent. I love the way they took the idea of getting your five fruits and veggies a day and morphed it into a series of deconstructed works of art. So much so that if you weren’t aware of the basis of project, you may not even be aware of what you were looking at.
This Don James poster was one of those things I saw and just can’t get out of my mind. I love the use of type and white space. I love the photo. I love that the only color on the entire page is the orange 1503. I can already tell that it’s going to have to be mine at some point.
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These posters are fantastic. An amazingly creative way to share advice and wisdom.
Advice to sink in slowly is a series of posters designed by recent and established graduates of University College Falmouth for the purpose of passing on advice and inspiration to first year students. A poster is given as a welcoming gift to every first year student when they enroll.
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The 123 Counting Poster by ISAK UK artist Sandra Isaksson is lovely. What a great educational tool to hang in a child’s room. I love the solid shapes and bright colors. And who says you have to be a kid to enjoy it?
I’ve seen these little ORK Poster beauties floating around lately and I heart them 100%. I’ve seen this idea done before but not nearly as successfully (in my humble opinion). Love the bold graphic look and use of type, not to mention the minimal color.
The Poster List. One page. One in-house production team. One place to buy. Tons of amazing posters on the cheap.
