Happy Daze

Happy Daze can bend your mind like a plastic spoon near a stove with a deviant, trippy style that is unavoidable.  It's great to see really detailed flyers that still have a human element to them, in the sense of lines and typography at the very least.

John Warner

 

 

 

 

 

 John Warner is a silk-screening legend from Philadelphia, cranking out hundreds of cool posters that should replace a lot of the junk we see in art galleries these days.  Make sure to visit his website and buy a print or two if you're not living off ketchup packets.

Jon Van Hamersveld

 

 

 

 

Some uber retro and hyper-psychadelic posters and flyers designed by the infamous Jon Van Hamersveld.  This is another must-know designer who really set the scene for this unique acid-trip color-blast style.

James White aka SignalNoise

Some beautiful poster designs by James White, also known as Signalnoise. Check here to see the inspiration for the Wordburglar poster.

Yum Yum

Some cool flyer designs for Yum Yum events. I love how their event flyers are pretty consistent with the branding, or at least the invoked emotions from the artwork. They never fail to be young, vibrant, tasty, and even a bit cheeky. Check out their flyer archive for more.

Money Mark (Beautiful Losers)

Cool promo poster for Money Mark, a contributor to the Beautiful Losers soundtrack. The illustrated rainbow organ is twisted and trippy, vaguely reminiscent of Dr. Seuss himself.

Minsun Eo - Works Made in Valencia

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Adobe Design Achievement Awards winner Minsun Eo made this amazing poster that has received massive international attention. Who wouldn't be jealous of that kind of prestige for a flyer designer, but take a look at how detailed his work is and it's hard to say he doesn't deserve it.

Kent Hernandez

Kent Hernadez has been putting out some flyer design goodness lately, most recently with his nonprofit flyer for "Local Motion" at the top. His flyers and posters really make good use of attractive colors and brilliant type. Check out more of his work at his blog.

Lucio Carrara

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More talent from the southern hemisphere, Brazilian designer Lucio keeping it real.

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Can Akyurek

Turkish digital artist not afraid to use the roygbiv.

Nik Roos

There's got to be something in the food that the Dutch eat that give them a superhuman eye for aesthetics.