These Vintage Tokyo subway manner posters used between 1976 and 1982 are in equal parts hilarious, beautiful, and bewildering. Checkout the rest at Pink Tentacle.
These Vintage Tokyo subway manner posters used between 1976 and 1982 are in equal parts hilarious, beautiful, and bewildering. Checkout the rest at Pink Tentacle.
I’ve always loved maps and map pins — maps for their bright colors, expanses of blue, and sober typography; map pins for their perfect little round heads and myriad colors. MapCenter.com is a terrific resource for both. See Jordan Ferney’s sweet newlywed map project on Project Wedding for a great idea of what to do with both.
via: Double Takes
Did I ever need anything more? Casanova, set in Helvetica Neue, printed on Mr. French Specketon.
Sidenote: when I was 21 I worked with an amazing girl named Rhonda who loved everything to do with hearts — clothes, jewelry, decor. I looked at her (from inside my black turtleneck and severe brown bob) as a complete freak. Now I’m a little older, and my bangs have grown out, and I miss Rhonda. And I kinda want some bright red hearts around me.
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This poster by Paris-based studio supercinq is so lovely. See this poster and more of their work at Grain Edit.
Vintage Porsche posters. Awesome.
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Gorgeous collection of vintagey posters by artist Paul Tebbott.
via: For Me, For You
Xyrene transfer posters from Beauchamping are so lovely. And apparently the xyrene process is really easy to do yourself. Someone remind me to try this out.
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70’s flower-child Wilco poster. From: A CUP OF JO
