Art History Poster
How awesome is this poster! It’s a pretty thorough art history cheat sheet. My favorite line is “Duchamp owns everything.”
Posts Tagged ‘posters’
Modern Art on Art Milk
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Derrick & Christina
Derrick & Christina is a design duo who just finished this charming project. The project is a collection of Mad Men posters where the main characters are expressed through the unique folds of their pocket squares. If you have some time check out some more of their work.
A Chocolate Apple A Day
I posted about this apple a day poster a while ago and now there’s a new chocolate colored design printed by Rochner Letterpress.
Subway Map Art
Zero Per Zero has saluted some of our international favorites with these artsy takes on public transport.
BetterWall
BetterWall sells those enormous vertical banners you see around the city advertising museum exhibits or events.
Insound Classic 10
Insound collaborated with designer, Mike Perry on a new project called the “Insound 10 Classic”, the sequel to the Insound 20 merch project they did last year with designer Jason Munn and twenty contemporary indie rock bands. This year, they decided to take on influential punk, post-punk and indie rock bands from 1977-1997. Most of the bands involved are defunct and have not had any designs for many years.
The bands featured in the Insound 10 Classic are:
- Richard Hell & The Voidoids
- The Feelies
- Beat Happening
- Galaxie 500
- The Magnetic Fields
- Sunny Day Real Estate
- The Olivia Tremor Control
- Apples in Stereo
- Sleater-Kinney
- The Promise Ring
Dorm Design Under $400
It’s that time of year, where students are heading back to school and dealing with the pressure of balancing studies, social lives and work. Although I’m an apartment-living grad student here in Brooklyn, NY, I know what it’s like to design on a budget, while also trying to fit clean lines into tight spaces. So, for those heading back to the dorms next month, or for anyone looking to decorate for less, here are 10 items that organize, de-stress, and offer affordable style.
We recently received an email from a male reader asking us to put together affordable dorm room decor, so I thought it would be a fun challenge! My main goal in developing this list was to find solid design elements with great price tags. I mostly stuck to neutral colors, and where there are lively patterns, buyers can exchange for styles that best fit their personality. It’s the framework for a complete room under $400.
