Still loving these retro re-styling posters from popular culture. This time, here’s Steven Finch paying homage to a few of the best comic’s; The Incredible Hulk, Daredevil, The Fantastic Four and The Watchmen. Minimal graphics, reliable Helvetica, and pastel colours are the classic ingredients for the distinctive look, and the additional detail of adding the worn, distressed effect give it a premium retro-styling.

Check out other similar work from Finch over at his blog, including the likes of X-Men, and The Silver Surfer.

James Jarvis (hit up his blog here) has teamed up with clothing brand company Stussy, to use his unique style of quirky illustration in creating three graphic t-shirts.

I particulary like “dance now, think later” which for me stands out from the fun commentary Jarvis uses on his designs about music, art and life. The t-shirts are currently available for purchase online at the North American division of Stussy. As part of the collaboration, Stussy also got an interesting interview with Jarvis where he talks about everything from how he developed his illustrations at a young age to his range of inspirations, as seen below.

Just stumbled across this rather cool piece of Toyz adaptation, recently created by Ben Collette at his bnko studio blog “no glue involved. Friction fit and high level surgery operations.”
Love the attention to detail and use of mixed media for this piece which seems to have taken influence from his previous steampunk Munny adaption, as seen below.

Tyler Stout has created this rather awesome graphic print for The Alamo Drafthouse Cinema in celebration for the latest Iron Man installation. I love his style of using few colours and simple linear illustration, yet merging lots of strong imagery to help create a vivid and exciting environment to homage the content.

Below are a few other pieces from Tyler; Total Recall, Lost and Flight of the Conchords

use my beard to dry your dishes

Almost worth spilling your tea and creating a right old mess, just so you can get yourself over to todryfor and purchase some fantastic tea towels for the clean up.

An online boutique specialising in designer tea towels, they’re a husband and wife team based in Oxford, England, which source over a hundred tea towels from artists, designers and illustrators including the likes of Robert Ryan, Julia Pott, Donna Wilson and Darling Clementine.

Here, I’ve featured a few of my favs, but get yourself over to the ‘To Dry For‘ site for the full range. I’m now ordering the ‘Use my Beard’…

bon bon

i hate drying up

mr tea towel