Olympics 1968 Mexico Identity Design from Lance Wyman

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Some really fantastic design work from New York native and designer Lance Wyman for the 1968 Olympics.  The 60s Op-Art Kinetic Typography Mexico 1968 logotype gained influence from traditional Mexican culture, and set the tone for the rest of the supporting visuals for the Olympics that year.  The sports iconography is cleverly clean along with the dynamic range of colorways used by Wyman.

Not to leave out  his Obama poster --

via @KathyKavin

Reader S.O.W -- Miguel González

This weeks Reader Submission of the Week goes to Miguel González from  Wes Art Studio from Mexico.  His pop and comic inspired posters are fun to look at, as are his female superheroes.

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Luperta McFly

Flyers from Guadalupe Martinez Klunder repping Veracruz Llave, Mexico.

Alias: Luperta McFly

If you're not Mclovin McFly's style, you probably don't like puppy dogs and ice cream.

Network Osaka - Archivo 17

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Network Osaka designed these beautifully minimalistic flyers for Archivo 17, an exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Mexico.  The elements and design is so simple, yet so flawless and so attractive.  This is a designer who can accomplish so much by reducing elements to their very basic level.  There's one more poster from this collection found at our earlier post on him here.

Smith Poligono

Graphic designer from Mexico with his own graffiti influenced style.
down with the grunge esse