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8.31.2008
Outside Lands
I got to check out The Black Keys, Cold War Kids and Radiohead (the lights and stage cams made their performance even more awesome) on the first day of Outside Lands, the first music festival in Golden Gate Park. The design is by the legendary Ames Bros. The website is really cool too, check it out for event photos and videos.
Milton Glaser
Another classic designer, Milton Glaser is one of the most respected and well-known American graphic designers, and is the creator of several infamous corporate identities as well as the "I <3 NY" logo. He has a range of works from paintings to simple polygonal shapes, but his most unique works are known for their excellent use of color and simplicity.
8.30.2008
8.28.2008
8.26.2008
Sunset Strip Music Festival
8.22.2008
Play Dough Spaghetti?
This piece reminded me of one of the cover for Computer Arts Magazine typography issue the other month. If it's all digitally generated, really neat idea. If there was some sculpting going on, props and respect. via Flying Flyer.
8.20.2008
Andres Axuntar
Andres Axuntar sent me these, done for a wild columbian party in Bogota. Simple and clean. Keep it up.
8.17.2008
Bloc Party
A few things for Bloc Party, one of my favorite live acts. Their flyers are just as enjoyable, and seem to be almost as random as their more recent music videos (Mercury, Flux?). Check out Jazz Feldy's piece that he did for Bloc Party's Melbourne show that I posted earlier.
8.15.2008
8.13.2008
Magic Castles
8.11.2008
Party Harders
8.09.2008
Print, Cut, Tape on Sidewalk, Snap Photo
8.07.2008
Stencils and Spraycan
The photo itself is a very interesting shot and has a unique angle. The type itself is arranged harmoniously, and is worn in the right places to make you think twice. via Flying Flyer
8.01.2008
Inkcore
City on Fire
From Budapest, City on Fire aka Daniel Pelaky aka Blue Buddha Design shows us how a good combination of simple elements can produce something beautiful if the layout is set up nicely. His pieces have an extra dimension with added depth in the backdrop or through employing retro textures and patterns.