Last week, I blogged about Justin Van Genderen's delightful series of minimalist Star Wars posters. In a similar vein are Austrian designer Albert Exergian's TV show posters "created out of a love for posters, modernism, and television." Prints are for sale at Blanka. Iconic TV (Thanks, Lisa Mumbach, via /Film)
Minimalist posters for TV shows
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