Allan Sommerville, awesome typography and super awesome eye dingbats sticker set.

Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens,
bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens,
brown paper packages tied up with strings,
these are a few of my favorite thingssssssssssss.

The work of Gareth Morgan makes me all warm and fuzzy inside.

Nothing better than spending a day at the Renegade Craft Fair in SF. Chock-full of talented artists and crafters it was definitely inspiring to see everyone’s labor of love. One of my favorite discoveries was posters from Nate Duval. See more here.

M agical

I llustration ninja

K ewl

E veryone wants to be just like Mike. (Davis)

The Olympics rule. So its only natural that their design would rule as well. Debatable in recent years, but let’s hop in a time capsule back to 1976 when they REALLY knew what’s what. The Montreal Games were designed by the Graphics and Design Directorate, and featured 2 sets. The first concentrated on the flag, mascot and stadium, and the second on the sports themselves. The best part: the designs are timeless. (sans the photography) If it didn’t say 1976, you could imagine them seeing them today. And that my friends is what good fucking design is made of.

NGL, this poster gives me the urge to make a fort and eat s’mores. Pop Tart s’mores will suffice. But before that, check out more work from this extremely talented lad, Jeffrey Bowman.

via GrainEdit

“Ho. Lee. Shit.”

- Mariam’s reaction to Lily showing her Jason Munn’s new posters as well as his evolving approach to their designs.

Noisy. Interactive. Genius. Characteristics I look for in men and posters. Created for Saxofunny Sound Production company.

While we’re on the sustainable tip, (of which all of you should be too..eeeehhhm) these are neat posters made by Clint Woodside. Hey, have a good weekend folks. And start a compost pile while you’re at it.

I am a habitual faller asleeper during movies. I know its terrible. I’ve seen a lot of movies. But far fewer movie endings. Nevertheless, Film the Blanks is an experiment in deconstructing and abstracting film posters. An amazing collection of posters and well-designed, test your film I.Q. And perhaps it would make a great drinking game. Just sayin’. Have a good weekend.