The Letters Typographic Poster by Skinny Ships & 55 Hi’s Oi Oi! The Letters Typographic Poster by Skinny Ships & 55 Hi’s is a stunning example of typographic postergraphy at it’s very bestest. Ready! Go! The Letters Poster contains many original letter …

A2 Helvetica Exploded Poster from PrintHandBook.com Yo yo! Really digg’n this A2 Helvetica Exploded Poster from PrintHandBook.com For only £12 you get this wonderfully artsy Helvetica print that is separated into eight segments which should look rather cool on your …

I have a heap of cool links and things to blog about, but this Toy Stories—A Movie Poster Experiment by Jim Tuckwell has been eying me up for about a week now in my FireFox tab.

Some minimalist design projects of late have been almost abusing the minimalist tag. In some cases good ideas but let down with poor design & typography execution. I am, however, particularly fond of these posters by Wonchan Lee.

What an incredibly delightful design from vintage Air Canada.

The work that Paul Rogers turns out inspires me no end. There are many more examples of Paul’s work over on his website.

Pantone Superhero Posters by Gidi Vigo—which you can view more over on Artflakes—is one of those incredibly annoying ideas that one can’t quite understand how one didn’t think of it.

The James Bond Penguin Cover Prints were initially released in 2008 as a celebration of the centenary of Ian Fleming’s birth.

Very nice set of posters by Anthony Neil Dart. We have one poster summing up five phrases by Massimo Vignelli then a further five posters each with one phrase displayed.

Came across a post on a Tumblr blog, apartness, that fronted a literary classic. The book in question is called “Never Kill A Client” by Brett Halliday, and first published by Dell in 1963.

Due to quite a bit of interest in the previous version of this poster I felt it was about time to refresh it a little–not to mention address the minor issue of the incorrect apostrophe.

The Typefaces of the World poster by Shelby (@wanken) has been doing the circuit over the last week, and quite rightly so. I blogged about it over on the other channel last week, the reason I am posting again is …

A selection of 8 Star Wars themed posters inspired by the vintage travel poster style advertisements of yesteryear by Steve Thomas.

Unearthed this beauty on Piccsy.com Not much you can really say about this, the combination of coffee cup and cigarette within the ampersand almost looks natural. Really well executed, clean and simple.

David Watson, a graphic designer from Trebleseven sent in his stunning typographic football World Cup poster for UNICEF.

Stunning typographic posters from HappyCentro. This series is a part of a whole alphabet. The concept was: Take a letter of an alphabet, looking for a selection of 10 cities in the world that starts with this letter, say which languages are spoken in these places, say where are you from and which is your language. It was a research project around the concept of the TRAVELLING.