Greek Club Flyers & Illustrations by Prop4g4nd4

Not quite a fixture on the blog, but also not far from it, Prop4g4nd4 has been busy developing his complex and abstract illustration style, putting his native Greece on the map with some really artful jazz and music flyer designs.  Don't forget to check out Prop4g4nda's Myspace or his DeviantArt for more, as well more of his work that we featured previously on Flyer Goodness.

nightclub propaganda by Prop4g4nd4 - beautiful vector portraits

DJ Krush club flyer by Prop4g4nd4

Alternate version of the DJ Krush poster by Prop4g4nd4.

DJ Krush always looks good with the rising sun.

I love the portrait geometry in this DJ Vadim/Ninjatune poster

Now here's a different style of work by Prop4g4nd4, but still pretty siiiick:

Don't forget to check out Prop4g4nda's Myspace or his DeviantArt for more, as well more of his work that we featured previously on Flyer Goodness.

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Prop4g4nd4 - Abstract jazz club flyers and posters

Prop4g4nd4 - Abstract jazz club flyers and posters with very unique artist portraits

Prop4g4nd4 (I'm guessing its "Propaganda" with 4's replacing the A's) is a talented artist from Salonique, Greece.  Other than that, he seems to pretty much be a mystery.  Prop4g4nd4's graphic designs are exceptionally unique, clearly raising the artistic bar of club flyer designs and party posters to a whole new level, possibly within grasp of "fine art" -- I'd definitely rather see some of his prints in some of the museums or galleries I've visited.  

It seems that Prop4g4nd4 has spent a good amount of time around some of art of Picasso and probably a fair share of old Russian graphic designs and posters from the Industrial era.  Either way, his portraits have a certain depth and the angled shapes and shading really makes his illustration style very unique.  It's something that you might stumble upon in Photoshop or Computer Arts magazine, but you'd be happy you saw it there.

While the typography might not seem overly obsessive, it's really well executed: it's broken up well in a way that pleasingly displays the information in a quickly understoood manner.

Pretty cool poster for a Peven Everett performance in Chicago.

These have to be among the most well-designed and interesting jazz posters I've seen, and if there's going to be a way to attract more of a younger generation to jazz and soul, it's going to start with unique visual promotions - like these fine examples by Prop4g4nd4.

Don't forget to check out Prop4g4nda's Myspace or his DeviantArt for more, as well as our previous post on Flyer Goodness.

Prop4g4nd4

Going under the alias of Prop4g4nd4 from Salonique, Greece, his style boasts a catchy and appealing look that makes use of an interesting selection of colors.

He's good with faces, and almost adds a Picasso element (*synthetic cubism) to some of his work that concentrates the eye on looking at the piece as a whole after appreciating the details.

He's got some interesting info. under his interests, but he ain't no jabroni.