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Jonathan sent us some info about a corking little poster that Sawdust have just released a limited edition of.

Limited edition of 100 gold silk-screen prints.
Each one is signed and numbered.
Hand printed by K2 Screen on 240gsm Black Plike supplied by GFSmith, size 24×84.1cm
Cost £35+p&p

Hype Type Studio have teamed up with Si Scott, a UK-based illustrator, to produce a run of prints. His intricate, entirely hand-drawn technique has seen his work commissioned by the likes of Nike Europe, UNICEF, Casio and the BBC as both an illustrator and art director.

Find out how to buy one here at the Hype Type store.

‘Hype Type’ Screen Print
1/100
Available in Black & White

Measurements: A1
Spec: Black silk screen print onto 280 micron
Crusade paper
Limited edition of 100 in each colour
Hand Signed and Numbered by Si Scott.
Price: £59.99

Redkroft is probably the best thing I’ve stumbled upon through ffffound in many moons. Some utterly superb poster work here.

A Celebration Of June Poster Collective

8th - 12th July / 10am - 8pm

London College of Communication
Typography Studio
Elephant & Castle
London SE1 6SB
Free Admission

It is with great pleasure that we invite you to our upcoming exhibition; A Celebration of June / 8th - 12th July, hosted by London College of Communication and curated by 3 current students of the university.

The exhibition displays 30 A1 posters produced by 30 creative individuals from throughout Europe, each offering their own interpretation of a day in June. As a collective the posters present a unique insight into the month of June, covering a variety of creative disciplines and providing a range of personalised approaches.

With 365 days in a year it has become an effort to fully understand the context of one single day in our own calendar. We often fail to recognise the true significance of events in our day and the impact it has on our lives.

The intention of the poster collective is to offer an identity to every single day in June, producing a poster display that presents a wealth of information about the days involved and finding something unique with each day of the month. The exhibition offers a great insight into the period of June, presenting personal interpretations from both Artists and Designers.

London College of Communication
Flickr
ArtRabbit

Mauro has just sent me his typographic pin badges, which are sweet, but cor blimey check out his CMYK poster series on the same page. I gotta get me a couple of them!

Tom @ Ginger Monkey has let us know he has just lunched a new shop stuffed with funky, limited-edition posters. Very nice indeed!

Originally featured on 13th May 2008

Xavier Encinas has emailed us to inform us that peter&wendy have just released their first limited edition poster, entitled “Grotesque”. It’s a double-sided 170 gr/m² Offset paper poster printed in black and PMS 871U. It looks chuffing splendid, and is only 40€, but you’d better hurry as they’ve only printed 100! Find out more here.

Remember this initiative by those enterprising fellows at Salford Uni to raise funds for their end of year show? Well, they’ve been in touch to say how successful it has been and that they still have quality posters for sale.

“Cardboard [is] a student run online shop, selling both high profile designers and near graduate designers posters. We’ve had a load more submissions, and the whole scheme sold more posters than we imagined. There’s over 32 designs to choose from, including submissions from the likes of Si Scott, NEW Studio, Lee Ford and Peter Arkle. And all profits go towards Salford universities graduate showcase.”

Fancy designing a poster for those chaps to sell? Well, the shop is still open to submissions, sent to gareth.lives [at]gmail.com.
Originally featured on 20th February 2008

Andy has emailed us to say that he’s got this (pictured above) new limited-edition screen-printed poster on sale. He’s also got some other quality prints up there too, so if you fancy a new bit of illustration adorning your wall, then get on over to his shop.

You may have already seen the works of Ill on FFF and other design sites, but some of their poster work is just ace.