Mark Sgarbossa

Mark Sgarbossa does design work ranging from posters, logos, and album sleeves for Pop Groovy. Really found these posters to be appealing with enough intricacy to break out of the minimal theme that we sometimes go with longer than we should.  Great talent in the art direction with these, you've got to hand it to him.

via Gigposters

Sci-Fi Abstraction Art from Dan McPharlin

We've been waiting a good long time to do a post on the graphically-dashing Dan McPharlin.  Here are some select pieces from his sci-fi and abstract album art, in addition to some of his other artwork.  He really knows how to combine both complex texturing and visuals with a minimalist approach.  I find it very easy to get lost in his work--almost easier than it was in college to space out at the grid-lining of the ceiling boards in the middle of lecture.

Strangely enough, he is also a craftsman when it comes to analog miniature synthesizers.
An interview with him on his hobby here.  Check it out--

His house is also pretty amazing, is it not?

Awesome New Gig Poster by Foundry Collective

Here's a beautiful screen print fresh off the press from the Foundry Collective in Oklahoma.  Like their other posters and prints, this design has bold color choices, nice typography and fantastic halftone details.

Also check out our previous post featuring more of their amazing poster designs here.

Retro Film Poster Remakes by Lloyd Stas

Lloyd Stas redesigned a few movie posters that you see here, some pretty damn good designs beyond fan art standards. A talented artist from Nottingham, UK, you can tell how he's been inspired by the illustrations and classic movie posters of Saul Bass, who was featured a little while ago on Flyer Goodness.


For this post we were tipped off by a Flyer Goodness reader who goes by the alias of 'MC.'  Thanks for sharing, and we hope more people send us cool posters and graphic art when they run into neat finds on the web.  We really do post up the stuff you guys send out, as if our Reader Submission of the Week wasn't a testament to that already.

Reader S.O.W -- Max Birkl **Updated

This week's Reader SOW (Submission of the Week) goes to Max Birkl with some great illustration talent.  He sent us an email saying that our post of him on our blog not only made his day, but that it made his week-doesn't get much better than that.  We love it when we get emails from you guys, and are glad that you guys have found Flyer Goodness inspirational. 

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