








Austrian designer Albert Exergian created this series of posters depicting popular and iconic television shows because of his combined love of modernism and television. The posters have taken the true essence of each show and boiled down the design into the most simplified forms.
French illustrator Stéphane Massa-Bidal, AKA Rétrofuturs, has designed a set of sweet vintage-style covers for nonexistent books on popular web services. Check them out here.









Technical illustrator James Provost created theese mid-century classics furniture illustrations, mostly based on Charles Eames furniture.
This is totally nerdy, but funny all the same. A typography-themed Lady Gaga song parody - titled “Neutraface” - I’m sure you know where its going with that. And Sam Smith is in it.
Via thedailywhat
Stephen Von Worley @ Weather Sealed proposes a world flag for when utopia inevitably sets in. The second step (following “an artist’s conception of our happy world”) involves “an average of the flags of the 200-plus countries of the Old World (2009), weighted by population, levels-adjusted to improve contrast and reduce the preponderance of red.”
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For the celebration of Acne Paper’s 5th issue — the elegant issue — Daniel Carlsten constructed an invite reflecting the dress code of the event.