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Freelance graphic designer and musician Michæl Paukner creates wonderful data visualization posters seen here and on his portfolio site. The Vienna, Austria native supplements these graphics with source materials and other information that can be found on his Flickr photostream. His work shares similarities to graphic designer Simon Page, who translates geometric shapes into poster designs.
This post is part of our weekly roundup of inspiring images selected by some of These Giant’s writers and users. If you want to contribute to this section, just send us an email with a link to the image or via Twitter at http://twitter.com/thesegiants Above, Travel posters by Heads of State
With a nod to the past, Netherlands-based artist Stefan Glerum creates some beautiful illustration and design work. His use of color and typography is especially nice. This style seems to reference the 20′s hand drawn posters and certainly works well with these recent projects. Check out more work by Stefan Glerum on his official website.
The work of Denmark illustrator Mad Berg tends to reference the great Cubism period of painting mixed with the vintage travels posters of the 30′s-50′s. The execution and color schemes are wonderful and we especially like the European Beer Festival poster, pictured above. You can view his portfolio for additional design work.
It’s another week of creative inspiration by illustrators and designers from around the world. As we do every Friday here, the weekly roundup highlights some of the great work being created in the arts community. Enjoy! Above, HP Retail Publishing Ad by Lab Partners  |
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