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Design
Star Wars in Helvetica
Helvetica isn’t the first typeface that comes to mind when you think about Star Wars, right? But did you know that the original Star Wars logo was based on a modified version of Helvetica Black? So, what would Star Wars…
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Miles Davis’s Career Visualized
In this gorgeous visualization, the prolific body of work left behind by jazz great Miles Davis is visualized by the lives of the artists he touched. Created by Fathom — the information-visualization firm co-founded by Processing inventor Ben Fry — the Scaled in Miles poster captures Davis’s career…
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Obscura Magazine
Hong Kong-based Obscura Magazine released their The 2014 Autumn & Winter edition. The main features are the two cities Hong Kong and Berlin. From a stroll through the two historically rich and populated cities, the authors pick up on the uniqueness of different little things in the surroundings,…
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Film The Blanks
Can you recognize the Jurassic Park poster without a dinosaur? Film the Blanks is an experiment by designer John Taylor that abstracts famous film posters down to their core elements, while stripping away elements that might easily identify the film…
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Chart Topping Songs Posterised
In this excellent poster, Flowing Data statistician and visualiser Nathan Yau is charting the top Billboard’s top 100 songs from 1958 until 2014, and converting them into a series of pie charts – pie, line, bar, flow, you name it. While…
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Calgary Farmer’s Market
These well executed ads for Calgary Farmer’s Market made me smile. Love the idea – so simple! Made by WAX Partnership, Canada.
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Joey Roth Posters
Joey Roth is back with another poster, this time he visualises the two states of being Well-Rounded and Obsessed. SThe poster comes in 11″x17″, with a 1/2″ margin for framing, letterpress printed on 32# Lettra stock. Also check out his…
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Literary Posters That Turn Famous Authors’ Words Into Art
Obvious State’s Evan Robertson is back with a new series of minimalist posters. “If you’ve ever underlined a sentence in a book, or highlighted a passage on your reader, you created a hyperlink of sorts that may open up a new window…
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Minimalist World Cup Artwork
The World Cup in Brazil is anything but minimal: Millions of people, extravagant samba dancer, loud drumming and much more make this a rather complex spectacle to pull off. But there’s always something minimal hidden in the complexity and sometimes…
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Truth and Lies Posters
The poster series Truth and Lies by Atlanta-based graphic designer Justin Barber pokes fun at some of the little lies we tell each other every single days. Six of these great posters are now available as prints and canvases through My Modern Shop.
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Ostecx Créative
Ostecx Créative is a design company from Poland with a taste for minimalism which is clearly expressed in their business cards, brochures, and stationery. Muted tones, uncluttered spacing, and a simple typography – undeniably minimalist. Our new visual identification stands for…
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