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The Curious Case of the Pearl Jam Posters

Webworm with David Farrier • 10299 implied HN points • 05 Jan 24

🎨 Art & Illustration Posters

An artist was asked to make posters for a Pearl Jam tour but was offered an unusual form of payment.
There were mixed reactions from artists who had similar deals with bands like Pearl Jam, with some feeling undervalued.
The case raises questions about fair compensation for artists and the value of their work, sparking a conversation about artist payment standards.

American Worms: Mister Organ Poster Giveaway

Webworm with David Farrier • 707 implied HN points • 03 Feb 24

🎨 Art & Illustration Posters

There is a giveaway for 5 limited edition signed Mister Organ posters by Jess Johnson.
The documentary Mister Organ is available on Netflix in America, NZ, and Australia.
The poster giveaway is only open to Webworm readers in America due to shipping constraints.

The Posters

slow motion multitasking • 773 implied HN points • 31 Jul 23

🎨 Art & Illustration Posters

Final season of Summer Camp Island premieres on Cartoon Network
Valerio Fabretti created posters for each season's launch
Merchandise for the show is now available for purchase on Julia Pott's website

Massive Update Post

Chance Operations • 257 implied HN points • 20 Oct 23

🎨 Art & Illustration Posters

Massive update on the Venice Biennale and a sneak peek at limited posters for the film 'Eno'.
Experience a new design film about LOT-EK's innovative upcycling practices.
Upcoming limited-edition posters for the documentary 'Eno' showcase revolutionary generative software.

#15 Ink traps, Olympic posters and limitless creativity

Design Lobster • 19 implied HN points • 08 May 20

🪑 Design Posters

Fonts with ink traps are designed for legibility under adverse printing conditions.
Designers should be mindful of the potential unintended meanings of shapes in their work.
Creativity is a limitless resource, as long as you have the energy and environment.

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