I received three new proofs from the print shop this afternoon: Musica Viva, Atari and Robot Rock. Once again, the printer has outdone themselves with nice bold colors and sharp lines.

Musica Viva will be added to the Signalnoise Store once I receive the run, as well as a re-stock of the currently sold out posters.

Atari and Robot Rock will hopefully be added at a later time, as I need permission to sell posters displaying trademarked logos. Cross your fingers for me as I try to contact the proper channels.

I’ve been wanting to throw in an extra little bonus for those who order my posters, where up until now I’ve been including business cards with orders as a “thank-you” to those who supported my store. But that just ain’t classy.

So now when you order anything from the store you will get a free Signalnoise bookmark. People still read books, right?

This piece is directly inspired by the work of Swiss designer Josef Muller Brockman (1914 – 1996) who did a number of posters under the same event title. I wanted to do something less structured with the design, and a little bit more freeform.

Musica Viva will be available in my store soon, once I order another run of prints.

Dragon 6608 was the result of a happy mistake made while I was creating assets for a new piece (which was to look nothing like this). It’s nice when something unintentional happens and creates change in your creative process. You can have a closer look right here.

The kind folks over at Abduzeedo.com have posted an interview with me where I talk about my influences, techniques, background, etc. You can check it out right here.

Abduzeedo is also one of my more traveled art portal websites. I highly recommend stopping by for their many tutorials, inspirational posts, weekly ‘best of art’ round-ups and art news in general.