I love the concept of an artsy flea market pop up and Travis W. Simon has created a cohesive, quirky concept for Artist & Fleas signage. It's clean and easy to read with a mid-century vibe and a circus-y color scheme.
This Sixty Watts gig poster by Silence TV is just perfect! The broken neon sign is a clever riff on the band name.
I really appreciate that Marina Chaccur shows so much of her process over on her Flickr feed. Lucky Day Sketch is fabulous to see in this early stage.
Hungry In Turn is an brilliant self promo series by Ilona Samcewicz-Parham. It was created as an internship application for Hungry Workshop. Of course she was successful!
I really like the sentiment and the design of this poster by Zachary Smith. The soft gray compliments the swirly graphics beautifully!
This promotional piece created by Red Peak Branding for Lisa Sanders is a clever visual pun since she is a PR consultant.
Pentagram uses typography brilliantly in the lobby of the Public Theater in New York.
A few months ago I first heard the phrase not my circus, not my monkeys and in true Baader-Meinhof style, I seem to be running into it a lot lately. This poster by WNYBAC is a brilliant illustration of this Polish proverb.
Life, Love & Hope is a happy sentiment happily illustrated with a seventies vibe.
The monkeys have been busy, busy tap-tap-tapping away at our keyboards, but don't despair, we're returning to our regularly scheduled program - Typography Tuesday!
Here's another poster to decorate our future offices, Get Back to Work by Drew Ellis.