Wonderful Pop Culture Art Posters by Maria Suarez-Inclan
The Goonies for the show Crazy for Cult in gallery 1988 (LA) "Wes Anderson family" for "Bad Dads V" in Spoke Art gallery (San Francisco) Pulp fiction "Coffee…
Volkswagen T1 Rides of Popular Superheroes
Chungkong, a Netherlands-based designer, has been creating some terrific pop-culture-themed artworks for quite some time now. His awesome new art project is a mash-up of the iconic Volkswagen T1 camper…
Matt Peppler’s Awesome Illustrations
Michigan-based artist Matt Peppler’s gorgeous illustrated posters are a celebration of life and every aspect of it. He creates his works freehand using sharpie markers, which he then color edits and works on in Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator, infusing them with dynamism and energy. Peppler says that his works include lot of pop culture references and his own personal artistic viewpoints.
After graduating high school in the year 2000, Peppler was studying for a business degree before he was drawn to his true calling. Building upon the foundations of his innate talent, he graduated in 2006 with a bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts from the Kendall College of Art of Design. He considers Frank Miller, Andy Warhol and Shephard Fairey to be among his influences.
You can buy prints of his artwork at his Etsy store and Estoy Merchandise.
Link to the artist’s site | Tumblr.
Hit the jump to see more art from his portfolio.
How Lithuanians Battled Winter with Creativity
Lithuanian winters can be notoriously harsh, with temperatures sometimes falling below –25 C. The people of the country, who were already depressed due to six months of cold weather, were really crushed when mid-April only brought more snow.
New!, a Lithuanian ad agency, decided to cheer up the people by running an outdoor poster campaign (in collaboration with outdoor experts JC Decaux) in the capital city of Vilnius. Titled “Good things – coming soon,” the upbeat posters announce that summer would be soon be coming along, and with it the promise of warm sunshine, sandy beaches, less clothes, more berries, and brighter colors.
The ongoing campaign is being well received, with calls coming from places like Luxembourg to share the posters. It’s quite heartwarming to know that though these posters were created by an ad agency, there are no logos, nor any products or services being advertised.
Here are a few more images from the campaign.
Books Change With You
Click on the image to view larger. A set of promotional outdoor posters for the Mint Vinetu bookstore, which specializes in used books. The posters were created by Lithuanian advertising…
Tram Tearoom – Promotional Posters
A brilliant set of promotional posters and postcards, designed by Dimis Giannakoulias, a graphic design artist from Patras, Greece.
Predator Poster
An awesome work of art by DeviantArt user DrFaustusAU, an artist and illustrator from Australia.
Babes vs. Robots – Retro Art Posters
An awesome set of retro-style posters created by Tiny Spaceman’s Rob Chamorro, to promote the Babes vs. Robots iPhone game.
Hit the jump to view to see larger images.
Fauna Friends – Japanimals Poster Series
“Japanimals” is the newest (and cutest!) set of collaborative posters from Familytree, a creative studio based in Nashville, Tennessee.
The 4 posters in the set are part of the “Fauna Friends” series, and feature illustrations by Alex Pearson, Julian Baker, Scott MacDonald and Andy Young. All the posters are 2 color screen prints on heavy duty “French Red Hot Pop-Tone paper.”
More images after the jump.
Satta – Fear Not the Dark
A print campaign for Satta Outside, the beats festival held annually in the seaside town of Sventoji, Lithuania. The campaign posters were designed by Love Agency, a Lithuanian creative firm.…