Shepard Fairey's "We Own the Future" and "Let Fury Have the Hour" Posters

photo via Inside The Rock Poster Frame

Shepard Fairey designed some posters for Antonino D’Ambrosio's documentary film "Let Fury have the Hour." They appear sold out, but the film is still being screened, check the website for details.

Non-Toxic Revolution Posters Designed by Shepard Fairey & Studio Number One

Went out to lunch in downtown LA the other day and noticed these designs painted on mural-size on the huge wall of a beer garden.  You can tell from the first poster that this would be Shepard Fairey related -- not only by the design, but also by the fact that he's one of the most non-profit involved and talented artists out there.  While this series for The Non Toxic Revolution was sold out quickly when it was released last month, you can still enjoy this collaboration between Shepard Fairey and Studio Number One online or check out that wall off 3rd and Alameda.

Dance Right Gig Posters by Matt Goldman

Skulls, sharks, and fruit.  Thats how Studio Number One designer and Dance Right co-promoter Matt Goldman rolls.  He's designed a good number of posters for the Dance Right events and really knows how to  grab your eyes and shove his poster design work into them.  I've been seeing these flyers a lot over the past few years as an Angeleno and am glad to have finally discovered the guy behind the poster.

More Radical Posters from Obey

Its always cool to see what Obey is up to in staying involved with current events, though I've been expecting to see a piece from them for Egypt.  Really liking the first "POW(ER)" print which you can check more out on   its explanation from the site.  In general, Obey is always able to produce big bold designs with meaningful ideas backing them.  They always pull off ornamental styling really well too.

Awesome Posters and Flyers from the OBEY Giant Archives

Spent a few hours digging through the heavy and rich archives of the OBEY website, so here's some cool gig posters, show flyers, album sleeves and prints by Shephard Fairey and OBEY that I've never seen before.