One of my favorite illustrators is eBoy (a collective of people from Germany and LA). They designed our Jackhammer Jill logo and did a cool Boing Boing shirt many years ago (I don't think it's available any longer). eBoy just created this gigantic poster of New York, which you can tape to a wall and color in with pens or colored pencils. This would make a good gift.
Giant coloring book of New York City by eBoy
Propaganda posters for our new fascist oligarchy
Todd Alcott is a screenwriter, essayist, and graphic designer who creates retro-looking prints and postcards that I just love. I wrote about his music-themed posters on Boing Boing previously: Your favorite… READ THE REST
Some really fun posters of the Muppets celebrating the National Parks
Artist Danny Beckwith has created a bunch of really appealing fan-art posters featuring the Muppets in WPA-style National Park posters. Beckwith describes how he got started with this project: This… READ THE REST
Giggling woman removes Israeli kidnapping victims' posters in viral video; speculation links her to Redmond mayor
A video circulating on social media featuring a woman removing posters with photos of kidnapped Israeli victims at the University of Southern California (USC) has gone viral. The New York-based… READ THE REST
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