The Donut Project

When I stumbled upon John Vogl, aka the Bungaloo, I was an instant fan. He makes these great silkscreen posters and art prints in his small studio in St. Louis, MO. When I emailed John to ask where he gets his inspiration from, he simply stated

I think most of my inspiration comes from the music I listen to for posters, as well as a wandering mind coupled with a pretty boring day job.

Love it! Make sure to check out more of the Bungaloo’s work here, and you can purchase prints from his Etsy shop too.

I’m such a sucker for cute patterns and simple illustrations. Luckily for my bank account, Minimega currently only ships to countries in Europe. Otherwise my nieces and nephews would give me plenty of excuse to stock up on items from their shop!

More about this adorable Danish design studio here, items in the shop, and find inspiration on their blog.

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Modern Toss have created this Periodic Table of Swearing poster. The 42 cm x 59.4cm Giclee print is a limited edition of 100. $90. Sold Out.

Click the poster to see it full size. The poster should be available here once the new color edition is available.

Check out these great posters celebrating the top 16 teams in the 2010 World Cup from Moxy Creative Group. Click to see more.

MINE™, a studio out of San Francisco, was kind enough to email us to share a project of theirs. MINE™ commissioned artist/illustrator Yulia Brodskaya to create this stunning poster for the 2010 Stern Grove Festival (a free annual festival in San Fransisco).

Yulia creates her illustrations and typography with paper, standing it on end, to create linework, color and depth. The skill and intricacy of the work is simply fantastic. Take a few minutes and see more of her work at www.artyulia.com. You won’t regret it.

Special thanks to Christopher at MINE™ for giving us a heads up on this great work.

Read more to see other pieces of Yulia Brodskaya’s work.

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Check out this beautiful poster, designed by Studio on Fire, and printed for the Art Crank Minneapolis show. The quote is from Ralph Waldo Emerson and reads “Live in the sunshine, swim the sea, drink the wild air…”

You can buy this poster for $40 at www.studioonfire.com.

Urban Outfitters has teamed up with Society 6 to create Print Shop. Featuring artists from over 70 countries, each piece is available as a high-quality print in a variety of sizes and as a skin for your laptop or iPhone.

I was so thrilled to see a tweet from Mig Reyes about the new Heads of State From Sea to Shining Sea posters. I immediately bought the Philadelphia one for my boyfriend who recently moved there and I can’t wait to see it in person! For only $40 ($30 + $10 shipping for me) you too can have your very own. In printed runs of 100, you have to hurry before they’re gone! See the entire collection and purchase them here.

Really great graphic posters from Simon Page. So beautiful! See more of his work here.

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Really amazing 82×27″ prints from Density Design illustrating a Map of the Future. The five parts collectively make one poster, shown above, and development and data came from sources all over the globe.

The italian magazine WIRED asked us to draw a map based on the scenarios developed by the Institute for the Future in Palo Alto to help the reader in the net of ideas and hypothesis built by 7000 influencers from all over the world.

See more of the prints in detail, here.

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