N.E.R.F.

lolmew:

One frenger was going to post the poster on somewhere in London, to find the Mew. but he liked too much the poster then he decided to put it on ‘his’ wall… :D

So, anyone want to post it in PUBLIC, do it and take a photo for us. and send us your photo and tell us where it posted. and then some other frengers might find your(this) poster and tear a mail card and also they send a photo… it’ll be fantastic :D

singascene:

Draft poster for I Am David Sparkle’s Japan tour (via @blackxemperor)

*_*

(via typographie)

KittyWu Records presents Rock! Paper! Poster!
An exhibition on the art of the screen printed gig poster
23 August to 6 September 2011
The Pigeonhole, 52 Duxton Road

“Brothers & Sisters” by Kristal Raelene Melson

for Lymbyc Systym + Caroline

Screen print for Mono in SG

typographie:

Work of Marius Roosendal.

typographie:

Tetris poster!

The poster includes elements from the game along with its history. Of course all of the basic shapes are shown as well as a representation of the castle. The original year that the theorized game was created as well as the official Russian release date. The credit include the name of the actual people who help shaped the game to be what we know it as today.

thedailywhat:

Concert Poster of the Day: Norah Jones as Peanuts’ Schroeder by Matt Leunig.

Available for purchase as a 24” x18” lithograph (limited run of 100) via La La Land.

[superpunch.]

(via channers)

typographie:

Yes, that’s a condom. In case you were wondering. In case there was any doubt in your mind.

Poster for this Saturday’s show (via KittyWu Records)

Epson K3 UltraChrome on Archival Matte paper. A2 size. Limited run of 20, numbered and signed.

Sad that I’m probably not crazy enough to be the first twenty :( Click here for high res!

mindset:

walpaper:

supersonicelectronic:

Matt Needle.

So, did y’all know that most of the effects in Inception are practical? The bending horizons, the falling cars, almost everything was done with actual sets on hydraulics or what have you, without green screen.

Cool.

I am super psyched about this movie.

yes

najmetender:

thedailywhat:

Fan Art of the Day: For his recently-completed series of minimalist Wes Anderson tribute posters, Toronto-based graphic designer Ibraheem Youssef applied the same brand of keen detail-orientation that made his previous Quentin Tarantino poster series so attractive.

Several limited edition prints of Ibraheem’s Anderson posters (as well as a few Tarantino posters) as available for purchase via his website. They won’t be around for long, but you already knew that.

[thanks ibraheem!]

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