Albert Exergian » Changethethought™

12.08.09

Blanka has decided to print and sell Austrian graphic designer Alber Exergian’s minimal TV show and movie posters. They swept the internet only a couple of weeks back and Blanka decided to seize the moment and print them as a series of A1 Epson giclee prints. It looks like it could make a nice Christmas gift for your graphic designing loved one.

written by Christopher | tags: Albert Exergian, Blanka, Minimalism, Movies, T.V.

11.13.09

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Albert Exergian recently completed a series of posters on the theme of popular TV shows. He kept with an extremely minimal approach throughout the entire series. Minimal is the new black (and I think it is here to stay for a while).

written by Christopher | tags: Albert Exergian, Graphic Design, Posters, T.V. Shows

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