1960s Inspired Mad Men Posters
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1960s Inspired Mad Men Posters

May 14th 2013 by Christopher via DigitalArts

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Design The TV show Mad Men om AMC sets a high standard for designer aficionados and gives endless opportunities to pick up inspiration for designers, illustrators and animators. For the season six premiere, Cape Town-based agency Radio came up with a series of three vintage inspired Mad Men posters that feature Don, Roger and Joan in settings that resemble the works of Saul Bass. The three posters are stripped down and clean in their design which allows our imaginations to roam free in Mad Men land. Which one is your favorite? ( continue reading... )

The Cocktail Nation - Queens Of Vintage

Episode 266    May 12th 2013

This week we talk to the publisher of an online magazine called Queens Of Vintage, her name is Lena Weber and recently she interviewed me in her kings of vintage portion of the website so I thought we should have her on to talk vintage culture and the English scene. Plus the best exotica and lounge music from across the globe.

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A Tribute to Men and Women who Design

Mar 22nd 2013 by Christopher

Kitsch The definitive Populuxe film on 1950s automotive, industrial, interior and architectural design. A tribute to the American designer presented by Chevrolet. The fist half of this film is a collage of 1950′s American design from appliances to architecture, the second half follows the design process of a new Chevrolet automobile from the early sketches to a full sized model and finally the finish product. A Tribute to Men and Women who Design. ( continue reading... )

A Celebration of Polish Cinema & Poster Design in London

Oct 4th 2012 by Christopher

A Celebration of Polish Cinema & Poster Design in London
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Film Iluzjon is an exhibition that showcases the very best of Polish film and theatre posters from the 1960s and 1970s, collected by Eye Sea Posters. These posters were commissioned by state controlled film and theatre institutions during the communist era in Poland, in order to create alternative imagery to the foreign originals they deemed inappropriate to use as advertising. Often they had little visual reference ( read more... )

The Modern Bachelor Pad

Jun 22nd 2012 by Koop Kooper

The Modern Bachelor Pad
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Interior Back in the 1960′s there were many bachelor pad films about and one of the key fantasy parts of this model was the fully decked out, technologically advanced bachelor pads. The reality of these films that it was pretty much impossible for the average guy to have one of these bachelor pads. Sure there might have been some rich guys who might have had access ( read more... )

Forget the movie, watch the opening titles

Mar 23rd 2012 by Christopher

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Film Sometimes, the opening titles for a movie are far more a work of art than the movie itself. It might seem like a simple task to present the director, producer(s), actors and the production crew in a defined container. But think about it. In a time frame of usually only a few minutes, not only do you have to make sure that the right people ( read more... )

Eastern European Movie Posters from the Past

Mar 2nd 2012 by Christopher

Eastern European Movie Posters from the Past
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Design Here is your chance to score some really cool looking vintage movie posters from the past. Eye Sea Posters sources original vintage film posters from around the world and makes them available at reasonable prices. Their collection is handpicked with an emphasis on design. They specialize in Polish film posters from the 1960s and 1970s by artists like Jerzy Flisak, Wiktor Gorka, Andrzej Krajewski and ( read more... )