In anticipation of Poppytalk's Mixed Tape Market (launching Monday), I put together a little mix of gig posters for you. I love the way visual art, graphic design, music, and hand crafted printing techniques all come together in this dynamic format. Johnny Cash is already hanging on my wall... something from Sonnenzimmer might have to be next!
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Showing posts with label gig posters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gig posters. Show all posts
Saturday, August 28, 2010
A Little Mix of Gig Posters
Contributor post by Eva Jorgensen of Sycamore Street Press
Methane Studios via GigPosters.com
In anticipation of Poppytalk's Mixed Tape Market (launching Monday), I put together a little mix of gig posters for you. I love the way visual art, graphic design, music, and hand crafted printing techniques all come together in this dynamic format. Johnny Cash is already hanging on my wall... something from Sonnenzimmer might have to be next!
Hatch Show Print
Greg Harrison via GigPosters.com and Methane Studios via GigPosters.com
Hatch Show Print
Sonnenzimmer
Sonnenzimmer
Vahalla Studios via GigPosters.com
The Small Stakes
Burlesque of North America via GigPosters.com
Dutch via GigPosters.com
Seripop
Robert Edmonds
In anticipation of Poppytalk's Mixed Tape Market (launching Monday), I put together a little mix of gig posters for you. I love the way visual art, graphic design, music, and hand crafted printing techniques all come together in this dynamic format. Johnny Cash is already hanging on my wall... something from Sonnenzimmer might have to be next!
Labels:
affordable art,
gig posters,
sycamore street press
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Kilroy & Maw Gig Posters
I just realized today it's been a while since I did a post on affordable art. Back in the day, I used to collect gig posters, and even loved designing a few for the bands I was in. I loved finding a beautiful poster on a street pole, a definite "student" way of collecting art. It was fun and of it's time. But I much prefer the type that's more available these days through craft fairs and on etsy (that are without the rips and tears and staple marks which are a result from being posted), like these from Kilroy and Maw. These guys are from Atlanta and are just getting started. A sweet selection so far, and by the looks of it, more beautiful one's to come.
kilroyandmaw.etsy.com
Labels:
affordable art,
gig posters,
neko case
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