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I love the idea behind Project Thirty-Three.

Project Thirty-Three features album covers that is collected, scanned and archived by the owner of Jive Time Records, a Seattle based store specializing in used vinyl.

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Russian designer and art director Merdanchick Sachos-Yohanson’s portfolio is stuffed with one well-designed poster after the other.

Make sure you visit Merdanchick’s blog, where you will find even more outstanding posters.

I love the look and color schemes that Jesse Brew has throughout his design og photograph portfolio.

The Alaska series and Olympic posters are just stunning!

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I really like the redesign that Dowling Duncan did on the American dollar bills for the Dollar ReDe$ign Project.

Dowling Duncan is a graphic design studio with offices in Newark (UK) and San Francisco (US).

Lisbon-based illustrator Christiana Couceiro makes beautiful collage work.

“I collect memories, personal and collective, national and international. My collages are made from an assemblage of different forms, thus creating a new one. They may include newspaper titles, vintage photos, pieces of paper, portions of other artworks, book pages, placed on a new piece of paper.”

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When I saw the resent work of Mark Weaver, I was surprised to learn that I had not posted some of his amazing work until now. The featured collages are from his Make Something Cool Everyday series. Mark’s graphic style and sence of knowing which images fit together are impecable. I adore his work.

Check out Mark Weaver’s Flickr or follow him on Twitter.

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Pelican Parts has an extensive collection of beautiful vintage Porsche posters. I adore this kind of style – the typos, the colors and the graphic design going through these lovely babies.

Found over at the ever cool Scott Hansen’s blog ISO50.

Boy, do I love this kind of graphic artwork! Intelligence in Lifestyle is an Italian magazine and supplement to the Il Sole 24 ORE newspaper. If you think this cover is striking, just wait till you see the inside of the magazine.

The creative direction is lead by Francesco Franchi. The magazine uses a strong structured grid and nicely combines illustration, logo design, typography and plenty of amazing info graphics. Francesco Franchi’s Flickr has more spreads, covers and general awesomeness.

Found at the always inspirering grain edit.

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I’ve always been a fan of the classic Keep Calm and Carry On poster. So this Keep Calm Variations poster series by Tind is just up my alley.

Want more? There’s an awesome collection of 85 different Keep Calm posters right here.

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Beyond the International Year of Astronomy print series by Simon C Page. A self-taught graphic designer from the United Kingdom.

Visit Simon’s Flickr-folio here.

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Melancoloric is a set of beautiful posters designed by Ruben Córdoba Schwaneberg.

Visit his Behance portfolio here.

Toronto-based design studio Moxy Creative has released “Cheers!”, a set of 16 posters representing the qualifying teams for the 2010 World Cup.

Each poster features originally designed vintage-style beer labels with a contemporary feel. See all 16 posters here.

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There is a lot of very beautiful graphic design work coming from London design studio Purpose.

Purpose was formed in 2003 and produces some of the World’s most creative brand identity and print design.

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Great collection of minimalist movie posters by Hexagonall.

I love how even the simpliest graphic element instantly has an obvious connection to the film. Job well done!

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Lovely graphic series by Philip S.

Check out his Flickr stream here. Lots of good stuff.

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I think these Bridging the Gap Posters by Ross Gunter is outstanding!

Ross is a Graphic Designer living in London. He also has a blog.

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Stunning graphic illustrations by the Polish graphic designer and web designer Leszek Juraszcyk.

Check out Leszek’s Behance profile here.

Loving the beautiful graphic poster design by English poster designer and artist Tom Eckersley (1914-1997). He created numerous posters from the 1940s to the 1980s.

Visit his very extensive poster archive here.

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Very cool retro logotypes by French graphic- and webdesigner 70Folk a.k.a. Vincent Tavano.

Make sure you check out his portfolio, where he also shows his collection of black and white photography.

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Loving the wonderful paper illustrations in Owen Gildersleeves portfolio. He is a designer and illustrator based in London.

He finds great enjoyment in experimenting with new materials and techniques.

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