Poster of the Week

This li’l number is by Joshua Keith Vincent. Someone should tell that blotchy man to stop strangling himself. Send your recommendations for next week’s Poster of the Week here.

Oh, Diego Bañuelos, once again you’ve stolen Poster of the Week away from so many poster-making artists. Maybe because I’m rereading Stephen King’sThe Tommyknockers, but his Generationals piece reminds of possessed pod people, Donna Reed, and intergalactic referees. Love to see your suggestions for next week’s pick. Email ’em!

With art by James Hance, this Princess Leia Tank Girl is one badass blaster-wielder. Thanks to Scott Starkiller for submitting it (and laying out the flyer). Be like Scott—submit next week’s Poster of the Week here. Pew pew pew!

I’m a big fan of DKNG’s posters (look how cool they are!), so it’s kind of a no-duh that this poster should be the pick o’ the week. Send your posters, if you got ’em! I love the recommendations.

The official poster for the St. Johns Bizarre by Meg Hunt couldn’t be finer. And I don’t mean that in a Bizarro World sorta way. You know how much I like it when you send me poster recommendations, right?

I blue myself over this poster from perennial Poster of the Week favorite Dustin Mills. I love getting recommendations—point your poster this way.

Kelly’s Olympian always does such great posters. Take a look. This one is particularly nice! Hit me up with the individual designer if you know—while you’re at it, send me recommendations for next week’s Poster of the Week. UPDATE: This and those other awesome Kelly’s Olympian posters are by Brenna Sheridan of Last Broadcast Design.

Oooh, this poster by Diego Banuelos is suh-weet. Check out more of his stuff! Thanks everybody for sending in your Poster of the Week submissions. Keep ’em coming.

Furious dead-eyed gorillas, you’re won my vote for Poster of the Week. Send me a line if you know who designed this yellow pretty, or you just want to make a suggestion for next week’s glorious winner. UPDATE: It was designed by Josh Vincent of Lord. Thanks for writing in!

This flyer is by Victoria Jamieson, who is usually writing and drawing children’s books, or being a really awesome roller skater (she’s Winnie the Pow, who used to skate for the Break Neck Betties). Have a recommendation for next week? Please send ’em my way!

This trippy piece is by Roy G. Biv. Pretty sweet, eh? Next week is packed with awesome posters, so it’s going to be a tough decision. You can make it even harder by sending me suggestions.

This li’l spring number by Zack Bolotin is pretty lovely. Combine the poster with the dreamy Seattle band Lemolo (a Chinook word for “wild” or “untamed”) and it evokes all those damned delicious-smelling winter Daphnes in bloom right now. Hit me up with your poster recommendations for next week. Like how come no one emailed […]