Familytree is a small creative studio that got its start in 2008. Over the last few years their posters have been popping up in familiar places like, PRINT, Apartment Therapy, and Under Consideration FPO
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Blog:From the Flat Files of Paul Sahre
I think we can safely assume that most graphic designers (or at least those with any interest in print) have a stash of random posters, garbage, or paper goods stashed away in their workspace. Having shit to be inspired by is important. What can be even more inspirational is when it comes from the flat…
Blog:Story Book Posters
Brandt Brinkerhoff & Katherine Walker teamed up to create some gorgeous posters based on original texts of some classic stories. Each large poster has the entire text of a classic book beautifully typeset on one sheet, complete with etchings, finished off with a giant quote from the story overprinted over the story. The posters are…
Blog:The Magic of 1980s Sports Posters
What a great collection of classic 80s sports posters. There’s something so nostalgic about this series. Could it be the classic sports nicknames or the overly exaggerated narratives that make it a great sale? Maybe it’s my age or upbringing, but these posters take me back to my memories of the 1995 Men’s Basketball Olympic…
Blog:New York Types
Last night at the Art Directors Club gallery in NYC, New York Writes Itself presented the first view of the New York Types exhibition. The sold-out show featured posters of words heard on the city streets brought to life in letterpress. While sipping vino and in creative company, I couldn’t help but snap photos of…
Blog:My thoughts on the Obama jobs poster contest
Obama for America recently asked designers to submit poster designs to a contest, to support the American Jobs Act. Among the posters submitted, twelve will become finalists, with three posters emerging the victors. View the contest here. The winning posters will be printed and sold, with proceeds benefitting the 2012 Obama campaign. The winning designers…
Blog:James Victore / Book Tour by Hillman Curtis
Hillman Curtis has released a video from James Victore’s last stop on his book tour last fall. Stop what you are doing and watch this. He makes you question everything. He’s inspired and inspiring.
Blog:Quieter advice in poster form
If you’ve been looking for a way to whisper motivation to yourself in the morning, then look no further. G.F.D.A. has released their most recent advice poster: Black on Fucking Black. It’s sex on paper and as quiet as a fucking golf clap. Buy it here.
