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via // cozar: Futura poster by vccgraphics

The HiFi by Yes Studio UK

“A series of hand-printed serigraphs, originally created as part of the artwork for The Stands. We have a limited number of the original prints available to buy, all are signed and numbered from a small edition. Please email us for further details.”

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Arnold Bloch Leibler | Solutions Publication © David Pidgeon

via // weandthecolor: “Great retro poster design, found on:
http://www.tiagobenevides.com/blog/2010/05/28/looosssstttttt/”

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Show us your type - Berlin by Stefan Lucut (aka baubauhaus)

“Show us your type invites graphic designers to make a piece for a theme related with a city. This time was Berlin turn to be interpreted by designers. Here is my version too related to Bauhaus and the German minimal style.”

www.showusyourtype.com

via // weandthecolor: “#1 in a series of posters for Kubrick films. This is what happens when a friend calls in that one favor that you owe them.”

Two Thousand and One by Brandon Schaefer

“I’ve been creating posters based off of films since I was younger, but most recently dived back into it as a way of forcing myself to try different things without being overly concerned with the consequences. I try to approach each poster with a different idea relative to whatever’s going on in the film, but the beginning is always the same – me, sitting in a chair, doodling in a cheap notebook.”

www.seekandspeak.com

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Daily Herald Poster by E McKnight Kauffer

“Described as the ‘finest invention of his career’ this poster, which was inspired by the Vortisist movement, confirmed E McKnight Kauffer’s place as the most original graphic designer working in Britain during the early 20th Century. The design was bought by the Daily Herald in 1919, and used to convey the aspirations of this new radical Labour newspaper. Sir Francis Meynell, who organised the brilliant campaign, described the poster as ‘a flight of birds that might almost be a flight of aeroplanes; a symbol, in those days of hope, of the unity of useful invention and natural things’ “ Auction estimate 13 May 2010: £20,000 - £30,000

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Ben Crick is a Visual Communications Student in his fourth and final year at the University of Technology Sydney. “I love all styles of design, and iv tried my hand at as many of them as I can. I think as a designer it is our job to be able to adapt styles and be as versatile as possible. I like to think of it as developing my bag of tricks.”

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Qubik

Qubik is a Leeds-based graphic design studio founded in 2000 by Joe Gilmore. Specialising in typographic-led design for branding, print and digital media, the studio works with a variety of clients in the commercial and cultural sector.

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Ampersand Identification Chart is a lovely new limited edition letterpress print from Douglas Wilson. Based on the Snellen eye chart, this three colour print has been designed to keep your typographic eye keen on the details of everyone’s favorite conjunction. Each print comes with an identification key that details the names and weights of all 61 ampersands. Ampersand Identification Chart has been printed by Douglas in a signed and numbered limited edition of 110, and is available for £35 at keepcalmgallery.com