daniel danger says post your non-gigposter artwork

[soupsandwich]

Some friends got me to do a poster for their DJ collective. While I usually don't know how to approach this stuff visually and I may have been a bit cliche by 'mixing' video game culture, I got some interesting results. Ended up with a Metroid Mother Brain and some Pac-Man Ghost Metroid hybrids. This was a preliminary of some of the elements I used:


Still Not Crunchy Enough by SkatRadioh, on Flickr

love it, love the colors

[SkatRadioh]

Thanks Jeff! I'm thinking that I'm going to have to make my next couple of posters on some French OJ. That color is too awesome to work with!

[dspring]

a little Halloween doodle

[ricv64]

one i started the other day



hope to finish by thanksgiving

[zlandrum]

printed these up for the screens and suds show... Shipping them out tomorrow, and will have a few copies for sale on here afterwards.

[DavidOhlerking]

Children in Doylestown, PA

[zlandrum]

aand they're for sale -

Olde Soul Print Shop MMXI — Pop beer Slightly askew series
or through the classifieds-
Pop Beer - Classified Ads

[julia green]

That is really cool! I think that is the first Pabst related art I have seen and actually really liked

[goad74]

Various pieces (in different stages) for a George Lucas tribute show we are having at my studio....

[thirteen]

Thanks! I actually prefer the Tenenbaums one and was kinda surprised that Ken didn't think it would be a better seller than Fox, but oh well. I'm thinking the story behind the design is too vague for the more casual fan. I'll probably screen print that one on my own sometime later anyway.

I like both, but the Fantastic Mr. Fox poster is visually stronger and more unique. You have some great work up on your site.