Talented designer Curtis Jinkins has recently set up shop as Neighborhood Studio, starting with a series of awesome hand-printed posters. I can’t decide if I prefer this modern monochromatic animal alphabet—a welcome change from all of the hyper-colorful ones out there—or the series of retro typographic prints featuring classic songs, like “Eye of the Tiger” and “Beat It.” Either way, they’re all great—check ’em out.
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man… these are slick!
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Curtis Jinkins is truly a talented and skilled creative. Glad he’s able to display these tasteful designs in our current exhibit, ‘Typeface’!
Thanks so much for sharing! I posted it on my blog today: http://www.daydreamincolor.com/?p=162
These are wonderful! I’ve been wanting to do my own design series with great song lyrics, but I was never sure if there would be copyright issues if I wanted to sell the designs. It seems like everyone does it, but that doesn’t always mean it’s totally okay/legal to do. Any ideas or insight?
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