Showing posts with label charity posters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label charity posters. Show all posts

8.05.2011

Reader S.O.W. - Hadar Geva (Israel)



































Our newest Reader Submission of the Week comes from Hadar Geva, a recent graduate from the Shenkar School of Engineering and Design.  I love seeing posters with creative Hebrew typography, and Hadar's simpler, grungier work seems to have the most character and appeal.  However, the travel posters from his final student project at Shenkar, entitled "Travellama," are also fun to look at as well.  Hadar also wanted to make sure that this project is not only accredited to him and his university, but also to his professor Yirmi Pinkus.


7.01.2011

Reader S.O.W -- Ventilate Japan
























This one got tipped off to us by Michael Brown, designer and curator of Ventilate Japan, an amazing collective charity poster series donating 100% proceeds to the Red Cross  benefiting those affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake.  Some really nice pieces here, and a reminder after James White's (Signal Noise) first poster that people are still dealing with the aftermath of the disaster and need all the help they can get.

Big thanks to Michael for putting this together.

Don't forget to send us your work at Flyergoodness@gmail.com, we always need more!


3.18.2011

"Japan" Lithographic Art Print by Editions of 100



Editions of 100 recently came out with this very clean cut poster to aid in the tsunami relief efforts, with proceeds going to the British Red Cross.  This is definitely one of the cleanest and most hangable posters we've seen created for the Help Japan movement.  It's sold out, but we still encourage people to donate on their own or by checking out other posters created for Japanese tsunami relief that we've posted earlier.

2.20.2011

Old Radiohead Flyers & Posters: Revisiting Darren Grealish






While flipping through old Radiohead flyers in anticipation of the new album, I came across this one from Darren Grealish. We featured him just over a year ago, but he's been busy creating some killer pieces with distorted psych/glam touches since then. I'm feeling the neon drenched science fictiony poster from 1995 too, but in contrast to his recent work, it looks like an entirely different artist made it.



7.05.2010

Justin Russo

Justin David Russo from chi-town doesn't mess around, and he has two sole passions in life--video games and graphic design. His video game inspired posters are crafted deftly (and allegedly in his head overnight), using iconic design points in resembling famous video game characters. He didn't expect his posters to attract so much attention, and ended up getting some of them printed by popular demand.

Last month he just put out this poster in raising money for the Ablegamers Foundation public charity organization "so that all people, regardless of disability, can enjoy the world of gaming"
Thats a worthy cause, and a worthy poster to go with it. 100% of the proceeds go to the cause, and can be bought here. Follow @theroostarr.