Japanese Town Posters & Star Wars Vehicle Blueprints from Vespertin

While Flickr-Surfing I saw came across these nicely done posters by Vespertin, who chooses to be a caped graphic design vigilante under a nickname,  giving no information about himself, which is cool.  Regardless, his work speaks for itself.  Check out his textures and margin spacing, it really comes together nicely to create an overall polished look.  

After another graphic design tutorial from my brother, the other half of Flyer Goodness (who happens to work at American Apparel), I learned how important equal spacing is in placing text and images on a canvas,  and how it can really make or break a design's look.  Vespertin here, does just that.  Plus, he included Star Wars material in his work, which is automatic brownie points.

Plenty of Color Posters from Mitsuo Katsui

There's something about Japanese art that makes it distinguishably more captivating and stylistically attractive in an experimental and strange kind of way.  Mitsuo Katsui, an accomplished graphic designer from Tokyo, boasts an elaborate collection of design work, many of which have been the reason why he has won so many awards during his career as a designer heavily involved in the Japanese design community.

He won the 7th Yusaku Kamekura Design Award, and served as director of the Japanese Graphic Designers Association (JAGDA).  Really digging his multiple interpretations of ROYGBIV.  Also, Google translate is the greatest thing ever.