Doing some google search about Dir. Quentin Tarantino, I came across these re-imagined posters of his movies, created by artist Ibraheem Yousseff.
Check them out!
Category: Inspiration
Typically posters include both textual and graphic elements, although a poster may be either wholly graphical or wholly text. Posters are designed to be both eye-catching and convey information.
Design student Amanda Macedo gathered a bunch of very cool posters created by all sorts of users from the Behance Network.
By Mehmet Gozetlik
By Jonathan Haggard
See the complete gallery of posters here
Get in touch ! Post your comments about it or also you can tell her directly (as directly as internet allows) on her Twitter timeline: @amlight
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Sometime between the morning coffee and the “get mail” button stomp with a good article about grunge design, decosntruction and what has been of it in the past decade. The author list examples of agencies and designers keeping the movement alive and responsible for the evolution and possible decay of it.
They say David Carson is the “father of grunge” because he rejected typical type layouts and played with non-mainstream techniques to achieve different results. He surrounded himself in the Southern California surf/skate culture in the late 80s and early 90s where he began to make his mark. This went on to help define the visual aesthetic for surf/skate culture as fans began to identify with it.
The post was written by Jeff Finley , one of the owners of Go Media and admin of the GoMediaZine. You can check the complete article at the site here.
Logos are everywhere, and every one of them is a visual element that serves basic functions :
Identification
A logo identifies your company, represents you to the outside world. Often it’s the first thing a potential customer sees.
Distinction
Your logo will distinguish you from your competition providing a way for customers to recognize and select you amidst others.
Communication
It communicates something direct, and sometimes subtle about your company. What does your logo say about your company? Classy? Trustworthy? Serious? or Unprofessional? Sloppy? Outdated?
Most logos accomplish the 3 functions with varying degrees of effectiveness. How does yours measure up?
Analize the 30 logos presented here about how they represent the brand through color, shapes, and typography. GET INSPIRED and don’t forget to post your thoughts ! 
Diamond Bookstore by Malik Joanna
- Killed Productions by ethereal
- Lochness by Navy Blue Design
