Hi guys! I was off doing stuff and being busy for a while there, so sorry for the lapse in Poster of the Week. Hope this one soothes your sore spot. I can’t track down the poster artist, although I’ve been trying on the Facebook contraption. Anyone know who did this lovely? Dustin Mills of […]
Poster of the Week
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Blogtown’s Poster of the Week
After last week’s plethora of great posters about town, this week was a bit dry. But good thing there was a standout from Seattle artist Tyler Gibson of Doom Toof Design or I would have been forced to post this due its inclusion of Ann-Margret dancing. As Joe Wickstrom of Nether Regions says, “We asked […]
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Blogtown’s Poster of the Week
Tough decision, ’cause Portland’s popping with pizzazzy poster art this week. But this super-limited run of silkscreen prints by Jason Schwartz (who should really get himself a website) edged out a victory. Thanks for all the submissions last week—keep ’em coming. Just remember they should be for upcoming shows, events, or brouhahas.
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Blogtown’s Poster of the Week
Third times a charm—that’s what we say in the Poster of the Week business. This week let’s turn our beady little eyes to the artwork of Seattle poster god Nat Damm and his bill for the upcoming Au, Tu Fawning, Parenthetical Girls show at the Doug Fir. Pretty, pretty. Got a poster you want to […]
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Blogtown’s Poster of the Week
Welcome to the second installment of Blogtown’s Poster of the Week—wander around, make yourself at home, grab a glass of water. This oogy-woogy space tentacle poster takes a bit of artwork from the 1968 B-movie The Green Slime, and it’s made all that much more Witch Mountain-y by Nanotear‘s Nathan Carson. Got a poster to […]
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Blogtown’s Poster of the Week
We got an email from reader Emily last week saying we should start up a Portland version of the Stranger‘s Poster of the Week column. Emily’s right. We should. So to kick things off, I’ll throw down the Stumptown gauntlet with this excellent poster by local artist Chris Bigalke. From here on out, send your […]