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Some great posters designed by Mike Lemanski.

Gorgeous World Cup 2010 poster by studio Hyperakt, which they e-mailed me about recently. Find out how to get a copy here.


Oddly enough, all four teams on the inner-circle were knocked out over the weekend. I assume they’ll fix that 0/4 prediction before these go to print. (Come on guys, you blew it! Just kidding, this project is amazing and I hope I grab one before they’re gone.)

P.S. I’m throwing my support behind Germany now that Argentina has been knocked out.

Aswhin Patel aka Gridlondon contacted me about featuring this self-initiated project based on the stereotypical ‘must haves’ of the graphic designer (from mindset and values, to tools and appliances). I really love the sharp & minimal approach to his work. The concept and attention paid to details alone, really help to pull off this fine piece of work.


Do him a favor and glance through his portfolio website, or click here if you’re interested in purchasing one for your self.

This Dada poster by German graphic designer Alex Ketzer aka RockedBuero is pretty impressive. On his Indexhibit portfolio, he says he loves designing for all kinds of printed matter. After a few glances at his work, you’ll realize just how much he really means it.

Criterion 2010 (a tribute to Paul Rand), by flickr user SamsMyth.


There is a handful of good poster & illustration work available via his flickr account.

I’m all over these posters designed by current student & aspiring graphic designer, Michael Kosmicki. He’s currently based in London.


Spotted via hellosubsist.

I thought this was a really beautifully done poster, even if it was designed for something as simple as a birthday party and housewarming. Some other gorgeous work can be found at Ron Lewhorn’s Cargo portfolio.

Beautiful hand-screened poster created by Erik Kiesewetter for the AIGA New Orleans 10 year anniversary party.

A series of posters which illustrate the themes of popular television shows using one simple minimal idea, or motif. These posters are the work of Art Director Albert Exergian. The rest of the series is available on his website.

I’d love to have me one of these. Oblique typeface, oblique substrate. Cool.


Spotted via Yay! Every Day.

The work of graphiste Valentin Adam, from Paris.

On an hourly basis as I explore the interwebs for new inspiration, I often come across the name ImJustCreative.


Let’s face it, Graham Smith is all over the graphic design blogosphere… in a very good way. Not only does he share lots of his work, as well as showcase the work of other individuals – he also posts and tweets lots of daily inspiration and resources.


He often shares a series of his work which is featured on his websites, blogs, and on flickr. You would also be wise to start following his Twitter. Find ImJustCreative elswhere at:

ffffound + LoveHelvetica + Posterous + Tumblr

Posters by Stefanos Michaelides on Behance.

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Poster designs by Simon Page.