Very cool poster(s). Still irrationally scared of sharks.
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500 Days of Summer by Adam Juresko
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City Subways by Lastminute.com
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New offering from Point Focus Flash: a print designed by our own graphic designer extraordinaire. “Don’t Judge A Book By Its Movie!” Book lovers unite! Seeing the movie is not the same as reading the book! Available in three background colors - blue, orange, and purple - it’s perfect for the book lover in your life who knows the book is always better!
To see more of our photos (and now prints!), visit our shop at pointfocusflash.etsy.com.
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Frustrated by questionable client feedback, designers Mark Shanley and Paddy Treacy decided to turn their “favorite worst feedback” into posters. I’d totally buy some of these prints. Thanks for making me laugh.
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Love Letters is now live!
The collaborative coaster set I posted about recently, Love Letters by Mama’s Sauce, is now printed and available for purchase. In case you missed it last time, the coasters were individually designed by Fuzzco, Justin Mezzell, Aaron Draplin, Dana Tanamachi, Jon Contino, Jessica Hische and Ross Moody, and all proceeds from sales go directly to the Hamilton Wood Type & Print Museum. Be sure to check out the short film about the project, made by Fiction, below and pick up a set right here.
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Typography nerds like myself love seeing it done well and the team at Red Headed Mess (awesome name) came up with a series of 27 prints that were inspired by vintage type.
The project began when they did 6 letters to spell out their son’s name for his room. Well, they didn’t stop there – they blew through the whole alphabet and added the beloved ampersand for good measure.
The designers are seeking funding on their Kickstarter and are almost there, so jump in on the action and get your pick of letters.
