


Some of the lighter & less imposing flyers from falsify from the U.K.
As for the others, they seem able to turn heads 360 degrees--check them out yourself
11.21.2009
SA3S
11.20.2009
Brad Klausen
Brad Klausen has a habit of designing some especially trippy gig posters, many of which are done for Pearl Jam. While its nice to know a name of who's putting out some of those amazing designs, does that mean that he's part of Ames Bros? Because they did a lot of the Pearl Jam designs he's credited to, like these.
11.19.2009
Evgeny Zhelvakov
Some amazing work by Evengy Zhelvakov from Moscow. The typographic robot flyer at the top is irresistible to the eyes and is definitely something I wouldn't mind having framed on my wall. You need to start selling some prints Evengy!
11.18.2009
Hatch Show Print (part II)
The little shop in Tennessee known as Hatch Show Print has such a large collection of poster and flyer designs that they've printed for decades, and well possibly centuries. These poster designs have enough character about them by modern day standards, but the fact that they're still printed with the carved wooden letters on a letterpress make them just that much more freaking awesome.
Mikey Burton
Philadelphia-based Mikey Burton adds a little extra wittiness to his poster designs, and even if you're not an artist, you have to be jealous of the stuff he executes sometimes.
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