Taking in the graphical design work of the Israel based Dan Reisinger is almost like savoring the time in reading those short books with lots of cool and vivid illustrations right before bed when you were a kid. His taste in visuals is very fun to look at, and has a really great use of simplicity and geometry in creating clean looking design. Born in Yugoslavia and raised in Israel, he comes from a strong painting background and joined the air force before joining the design team at Israeli Pavilion later on in his career.
Showing posts with label expo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label expo. Show all posts
11.29.2011
4.09.2010
Vintage Japanese posters for the Industrial Expo from the 1928-1941
Grand Exposition in Commemoration of the Imperial Coronation – Kyoto, 1928
I love Japanese art, and I love the Pink Tentacle, especially this post they made about these Vintage Japanese Expo posters that you see here. The posters are part of a collection taken from this book, Nihon no Hakurankai.
National Defense Science Exposition – Hyogo, 1941
Asia Development and Defense Exposition – Toyota City, 1941
Second Sino-Japanese War Exhibition – Osaka, 1938
Nagoya Pan-Pacific Peace Exposition – Nagoya, 1937
Japan-Manchuria Industrial Exhibition – Toyama, 1936
Exposition Commemorating the Construction of Hakata Port – Fukuoka, 1936
Yokohama Exposition – Yokohama, 1935
Exposition Commemorating Hakata Port Construction – Fukuoka, 1936
The National Products Progress Exhibition – Kagoshima, 1931
Sea and Air Exhibition – Tokyo, 1930
Images from the book Nihon no Hakurankai
10.14.2009
Paul Grabowski



Paul Grabowski designed this very intricate poster, a winner of last years Adobe Achievement Design Awards. Click on the zoomed portions of the poster below to see just how fascinated this designer is with typography.
5.08.2009
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