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DRIVE Poster Launch by James White

AoiroStudio — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 15:53:13 +0000

As you may have heard, James White designed his version from the movie DRIVE; one of the best movies of 2011. For those who still haven't seen it, you don't know what you're stylishly missing. We are honoured to officially announce that James will put on sale his DRIVE poster for the world and yes he's got all the rights from the movie production FILM DISTRICT. Here are the details…

DRIVE Poster by James White

In James's Words

The Signalnoise DRIVE posters will be printed on a Heidelberg press at 22? x 28? on Starbrite Velvet 80lb cover. Additionally, There will be a very small run of 24? x 36? oversized DRIVE posters available on semi-gloss poster stock. If you are looking at getting one of these ones on launch day I urge you to act fast as the numbers will be very low.

Here are the summarized details:

DRIVE poster launch: January 19, 2012, random time in the afternoon
22? x 28" posters, edition of 300: $50.00 + shipping
24? x 36" posters, edition of 30: $90.00 + shipping

The Signalnoise Store will be activated and I'll be announcing the exact time via my Twitter on launch day to purchase the DRIVE posters. The absolute best way to get a head start is to follow my Twitter, as I will be posting the news as soon as they are available. To dispel any rumours, there is no lottery and the DRIVE posters will be available first come, first served. Mark your calendars.

Links:
Signalnoise Studio - http://blog.signalnoise.com
Twitter - https://twitter.com/#!/Signalnoise
Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/signalnoise
Signalnoise Store - http://www.merchline.com/signalnoise

About the author

My name's François Hoang and my alias's Aoiro Studio. I am a self-taught freelance graphic designer from Montreal, Canada. I've been designing for the last 4 years and really have a huge passion for creative work that makes a difference in our world. If you wanna requests some posts; I can be found on Twitter or feel free to contact me.

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Drive Poster by James White: 3 Posters Giveaway - Winners

abduzeedo — Tue, 01 Nov 2011 18:45:29 +0000

As you have probably seen, James White designed another great movie poster. This time the poster is inspired by the movie Drive. If you haven't seen the movie yet, you should because it's one of the best movies of 2011, especially in terms of style. James was also generous enough and he is giving away 3 of these beauties to us.

In James' words

I finally got a chance last week to sit down and watch Nicolas Winding Refn's film DRIVE, after big recommendations from Jason 'Hobo With a Shotgun' Eisener. Every so often a film comes out where midway through I think "Man, I'd love to design a poster for this thing" ... obviously, I muttered those words during DRIVE. I immediately got to it.

Shown above is the Signalnoise movie poster for DRIVE. Since this is an unofficial poster I created without approval from any of the production companies behind the film (yet?), the first print run will be incredibly small. I'm talking, like 20. Each poster will be hand-signed and numbered, to make it official. The poster stands at 24" x 36", official movie poster size.

I will be giving away 3 of these first run posters via this giveaway, right here. To enter is easy, just leave a comment in the comment box below with a valid email address. Simple as that. Just 1 comment per person please, no blanket coverage or I'll show up at your desk with a hammer. Contest will be open until Sunday evening, October 30. Winners will be chosen at random and announced Monday at 12pm EST, October 31. Halloween!

Thanks so much, everyone. The response to this unofficial DRIVE poster has been incredible and I'm looking forward to getting them into peoples' hands. If you want to see some behind the scenes shots and get more info, check out the blog post on Signalnoise (http://blog.signalnoise.com/2011/10/24/drive-movie-poster/).

So drop those comments and best of luck to all of you.

-- James

Update

Big congrats to Noel_didier, Uncleoflies and DJSoundwav who will receive a super limited edition DRIVE poster. Congratulations to the winners and thank you to everybody for participating!

Signalnoise Studio - http://www.signalnoise.com
James White on Twitter - http://twitter.com/#!/Signalnoise
James White on Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/signalnoise
James White on Google+ - http://www.gplus.to/signalnoise

About the author

Abduzeedo is a blog about design. There are all sorts of articles for those who want to look for inspiration. Also you will find very useful tutorials for the most used applications out there, with a special selection of Photoshop Tutorials and Illustrator Tutorials. You can get in follow us via Twitter at @abduzeedo

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New Works of James White aka Signalnoise

AoiroStudio — Mon, 25 Apr 2011 14:11:09 +0000

James White is one of the most innovative designers out there and along the years he's been also an amazing supporter to Abduzeedo. The brand Signalnoise just celebrated its 12th year anniversary so we decided to feature his latest work from this designer that knows how to stay in the 'Avant-Garde' of his creations.

I have been a creative person ever since I was old enough to hold a pencil at the age of 4. I started drawing on every scrap of paper I could find to the point where my mother couldn’t keep typewriter paper in the house without my finding and stealing it.

For more information about James White aka Signalnoise, you can visit his blog at Blog.Signalnoise.com , be a fan on Facebook or follow him on Twitter @Signalnoise .

You can also follow him on his weekly broadcasts on Thursdays at 3pm EST at Signalnoise.com/Live .

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How does your workspace look like?

aloa — Mon, 14 Feb 2011 10:26:26 +0000

A common mistake of newcomer any scene is to think you need a big setup of hardware to do good work. That is why I collected some workspaces of designer, photographer, filmmaker & blogger.

Aloa

http://abduzeedo.com/blogs/aloa

This is the place whereI do all of my music, movies graphics & all the work that has to done for Abduzeedo. I have to admit that I cleaned up the desk. Usually its full of gadgets, cameras, usb sticks, and other periphericals like the USB-christmas tree you can see. I use the latest 13" MBP with 4GB RAM and a 23"inch lcd. For inspiration (and for better view) I got the "Wall & Pieces" book from Banksy always within reach. Over the monitor is a big wallpaper of Magomed Dovjenko, which you cant see right now.

Pete Harrison

http://www.peteharrison.com/

Basically I do all my design work on that 27" imac, its fully spec'ed out..then I have the 42" Plasma for watching movies and playing video games, the other 2 monitors are running windows and thats for internet browsing and playing music. Everything is linked up into one giant media centre. I have an xbox running through my TV and a hard drive which I can watch movies off, and the PC too, the imac is linked to the PC. I try and keep everything creative, the walls are littered with doodles, inspiration, prints and design work, you can see designer vinyl toys in the cabinet and the shelves, these are made by friends and illustrators I have worked with an inspire me, some are very rare. The most interesting thing is the girls underwear collection you can see hanging up above the bed..well thats a story for another day, but reminds me through all the creative process that i'm not a machine like some people think, but im actually human, and loving life :)

Magomed Dovjenko

www.IAMMAGO.com

Lucky you that I tidied up my room for this one, ha! So - this is the place where the ‘Mago-Magic‘ happens ( understand the equivocal in this one??? haha ) for more than just a few hours a day. As you can see I got some mags and books/Portfolios by friends in here ( e.g big homie Matt W. Moore's 'Diagonal Thinking' ) for inspiration and to kill blocks, aswell as my playstation joystick to kill some of those designer guys at FIFA ( Holla at me Doug ( Alves ) ! ).

The thing I love the most beside my Wacom & the Mac in my room are some of the tee's I designed ( rest is in my closet doh ), especially the Nike one... much more of them are coming soon! ''

James White

http://signalnoise.com/

Here is where I can be found most of the time, in the Signalnoise home office. I like my place to be nice and tidy so I'm not knocking things over as I try to work. I also don't like gear and wires all over the place, so I take care of my desk. The wall right in front of me is covered with art, certificates, drawings and toys to keep me motivated as I create, this photo only shows half of what I have hung up. I own a lot of work from my favorite artists, such as Alex Varanese, Hydro74, Obey Giant and Darwyn Cooke so it's easy to stay inspired in this room. Hal Jordan also helps keep my desk nice.

Perttu Murto

www.perttumurto.com
www.twitter.com/perttumurto

This is my home office. I want it to be pretty simple, black and white mainly. I have few prints on the wall by Drew Flaherty. Got my bookshelf full of design magazines and books. Our cat is usually sleeping on the chair so this is pretty regular situation in the photo. I share this with my fiance who does landscape designs.

Alex Beltechi

http://www.behance.net/alexbeltechi

I'm sure most people in this article have an optimized and time-tested workspace on display, but I don't. My current layout is more of a mini-desk occupied strictly on a need-to-have basis, plus a goofy analog clock that gets really annoying and loud if actually wound up. I own a computer and tablet and nothing more because so far it's all I've ever needed. I'd rather keep my worn-out drafting table than replace it with the newest and shiniest gadget out there because I believe technology is never a good substitute for knowledge and skill.

Isaac Rentz

www.isaacrentz.com

Most of my job is done either on set or in an editing bay, so I really only use my work space for writing scripts or treatments. I concentrate better with the lights low and and the door closed. I enjoy solitude, although sometimes my producer, Steve, will come in and we'll pass a basketball back and forth while talking over ideas. I like keeping my space very practical and sparse. I've noticed a correlation between fancy offices with Eames furniture and ideas that I don't like very much.

Pawel Nolbert

http://www.behance.net/hellocolor/

Usually, during the creative mess going on there, the creative part gets digitalized & the mess stays there, so I tidied it up a little for this photo. I like having a clean space around my tablet so it doesn't interact with my elbows & distract me. Just a regular IKEA desk so far - I wait till I get my own place & get a real badass designer desk!

Sorin Bechira

http://www.bechira.com/

As you can see this is my little corner where the magic happens. Nothing fancy though and because of the lack of useless stuff on my desk, I'm panicking and I'm quickly getting on some image effects to compensate those.

On my desk:
- Dell U2711 27” - a big and high quality display is a big plus
- Wacom Intuos4 Large Tablet - it's like my digital right hand.
- Airbook 13" - for mobility and perfect for presentations
- Motorola Razr V3 - old but nice and thin
- Apple Numeric Keyboard - because it's thin and comfortable
- Samsung Mouse - an basic old mouse but it's still my fav: precise and light

Nikolas Konstantin

http://nikolaskonstantin.tumblr.com/
http://www.ideasmagazine.eu/

Art for art itself is shallow. Only by pointing towards the moon can it take out to lead people on a journey with the engine of their own imagination. Hence, an artists working place should be foremost the soul, heart & mind. What is the heartbeat of my creations? What is at core of my works? If the framework is right every idea has the potential to set fire, to give birth to revolutions. But before we work on the outside we should listen to our deepest sentiment. What revolution is it we want? I personally give praise to the words of the magnificent soul lu xun: "The revolution must give people life, not take it from them". What can your art give?

Michael O.

http://www.bymichaelo.com/

I have been using computers since the Apple IIGS so I have seen my share of various setups and components. I settled with PC because of their ease of customization, affordable prices and user-friendliness. This system evolved over a number of years and has seen many upgrades. The monitor on the left is a separate computer that use for email and music. It is a simple system that I bought at a thrift store for $60. Since its only function is to run Outlook, Winamp and Rhapsody, it does not need to be high tech.

The 2 monitors in the middle are a dual monitor setup for my main computer – a quadcore with 6GB RAM. The monitors are 24” Dell UltraSharp. The graphics card is top-of-the-line which I needed in order to rotate both monitors 90 degrees. I prefer the vertical orientation of the monitors on this computer because most of the artwork I create is vertical. Call me stubborn but I still use Windows XP and Photoshop CS2. I prefer very plain and simple components that do the work I need them to do without the extra bells and whistles that I will never use. The operating system is even running in ‘classic mode’ with a plain gray wallpaper.

The monitor on the right is obviously a TV. Sometimes I get sick of listening to music while working so turn the TV on instead, although, I try not to do that too often because it is distracting. The desk was custom built. I designed it to fit perfectly in my office using 3D Studio Max. It was built by a local craftsman.

Lastly, you will see that I do not use a tablet. I do have one but I have not found a use for it outside of making long strokes (like painting hair). I really do not know how people can stand using them all the time.

Erik Jonsson

www.your-majesty.com

Its a rather light office. Everything is white and beige except perhaps the desks. My immediate surroundings are littered with bicycles, parts and photography equipment. Not intentional but probably because its what i use daily apart from the computer. The guitar however is not mine, it belongs to my closest college James.

While the studio seems pretty cluttered i keep my desk empty at all times except for the occasional note book and a cup.

Alexander "Diftnorm" Otto

http://www.diftnorm.com/

Thats how my workstation looks on a sunday when I am at work. I am working on a Quad-Core Mac Pro with 12GB RAM, a NVIDIA Quadro 4000, running Mac OS X Snow Leopard, the Adobe CS4 Master, C4D and the other stuff. I've got two Dell 24' displays, Logitech X-230 2.1 speaker, a Wacom Intuos 3 and for sure always candy and coffee within reach.

Don from Invisible Creature

http://www.invisiblecreature.com/

I've always preferred my workspace to live in an 'organized chaotic state', which includes my obvious love of various characters and color palettes. I love being surrounded by creativity. It makes my job that much more special.

Rob Shields

http://www.robshields.net/

My work space is pretty clean, just the essentials really, my tablet and sketch books, over sized headphones and some writing tools. Right now I work on the first floor of my house so I have to share space with my kitchen, dinning room, home theater set up and about a dozen instruments.

Fabio Sasso

http://fabiosasso.com/

This is how my office looked like, now I'm moving out to California so things will change, however I really like to have a second monitor and all my gadgets around.

Got a beautiful workspace? Post it in the comments!

About the author

Aloa is the moniker of the german/greek graphic designer/filmmaker & musician Alexis Papageorgiou. Im glad to share great artistic work with the readers on Abduzeedo. Contact me on aloa@abduzeedo.com or follow my Twitter and Facebook page

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The World Collabs #3 - Winner

aloa — Fri, 13 Aug 2010 19:43:48 +0000

We recently started "World Collabs" our new cutting edge design contest. We struggled hard because most of the entries were really good. Here are the four winning designs.

I am very excited to introduce you the four winners of the designing contest.

Starting Image: Featured Design by James White

http://www.signalnoise.com

Prize

1. $ 200 (send via PayPal), an approval for an original collaboration with the artist and a feature on Abduzeedo
2. $ 100 (send via PayPal)
3. A Single Version of image editing program Pixelmator (worth 59 $)
4. A Copy of the Logo Book "Lords of Logos" (worth 55 $)

There were tons of good entries but there could only be three winners. So here they are

4. Place: Martins "kic" Legzdins

http://www.legzdins.lv/

3. Place: Matthew Mackay

http://seamz.ca/

2. Place: Perttu Murto

http://www.perttumurto.com/

1. Place: François Hoang

http://www.aoirostudio.com

I will contact the winners for their prizes. Thanks for everyone who has been involved in this contest. And make sure you're there for the third contest.

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The World Collabs #3 - Submissions

aloa — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 23:12:30 +0000

Few month ago we started our new monthly design contest called "The World Collabs". For those of you who havent heared about it: It's a designing challenge that lets you collaborate with the best designers of the world. For the month July we got James White to work with you. Here are the Submissions.

For this contest Abduzeedo provides you with a Photoshop design from an acknowledged artist you can collab with.
For more information about the full contest please visit The World Collabs #3 - with James White article.

The starting piece by James White

www.signalnoise.com

What do you think are the best submissions. Write a comment and talk about it with the community

The Submissions

01 - Martins "kic" Legzdins

http://www.legzdins.lv/

02 - Dcen

http://www.flickr.com/photos/27640542@N02/

03 - Joshua Webster

04 - Mauricio Rivera

05 - Shannon Reid

http://www.squidsmarks.com/

06 - Theo Cordner

www.mindstateproductions.deviantart.com

07 - Erick Diaz

http://stadf.com

08 - Halvor Nordrum

09 - Frederic Bartl

http://www.artofarts.de/

10 - Pigex

11 - Jakoubek Navratil

12 - Friederike Mannig

13 - Bryan Hogg

14 - tim dekens

15 - Velimir Pavi?

16 - Jason Moody

http://moodyrama.blogspot.com

17 - Stephen Lam

http://down-1.deviantart.com/

18 - Ramon Thompson

http://www.hidobrado.com

19 - AltF4

20 - D Cen

http://www.flickr.com/photos/27640542@N02/

21 - ????????? ?????????

22 - Jeremey Fleischer

http://behance.net/jeremey

23 - Mr.Blonde

24 - Daniel Emeka

25 - Tiago Vidinha

http://vidinha.deviantart.com/

26 - Kevin Compeer

27 - Jakoubek Navratil

28 - Rolando Lorceh

<
a href="http://hecrol.deviantart.com">http://hecrol.deviantart.com

29 - Rc Espedido

30 - Kees van Duyn

http://www.kcdgraphics.nl/

31 - 3tx

http://3tx.deviantart.com/

32 - Leena Parvin

33 - Marnix 't Hart

34 - Wambui Kabue

35 - Mat MacQuarrie

www.matmacquarrie.ca

36 - Daphne Endress Mahfuz

37 - Mattia Bernini

http://www.flickr.com/photos/livemorethinkless/

38 - Bilal Karim

http://www.xeenat.com

39 - Vanguard

www.vanguard-atelier.com

40 - Ivan Vashchenko

41 - Marcos Duarte Torres

http://www.behance.net/marcostorres/frame

42 - Jonathan Brown

43 - Simon H.

http://simonh.me/

44 - robert go

http://www.sleep-zero.com

45 - Dathan Cruz

46 - Alexandre Ormond

vimeo.com/alexandreormond

47 - Matthijs Weegink

48 - Husam Elfaki

http://www.galaxyturbo.net

49 - Edmar Cisneros

50 - Tiago Monteiro

http://www.behance.net/Tsworks

51 - Adrien de Broglio

http://www.supercolorstudio.com

52 - Riccardo Sabatini

http://richardtherough.deviantart.com/

53 - patrik hjelm

54 - Samir Souza Reis

55 - Shmee

http://www.shmeeizer.deviantart.com

56 - Alvin Ofori-Brown

57 - Sam Johnson

58 - Thom-Design

http://www.eset.com

59 - Nuriza Saputra

http://www.behance.net/NurizaSaputra

60 - Stefan Lührmann

www.geniuzdesigns.de

61 - Benny Govaerts

62 - Teela Cunningham

www.teelac.com

63 - François Hoang

www.aoirostudio.com

64 - Arthur Leonov

65 - Jessica Whitehead

66 - Luca Molnar

67 - Kid Grandios

68 - Perttu Murto

http://www.perttumurto.com/

69 - Kevin Gilmour

www.kevingilmour.com

70 - Randall Church

71 - Matthew Mackay

72 - Ben Edwards

73 - Renato Valderramas

74 - Ricardo Aranibar

75 - Ryan McGovern

76 - Yuri Kofman

77 - Ben Crawford

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The World Collabs #3 - with James White

aloa — Mon, 05 Jul 2010 02:38:16 +0000

Abduzeedo takes pride in being one of the worlds leading design blogs. Having interviewed a bulk of the most infamous creative geniuses, we want to use our potential to introduce a new star on the Abduzeedo stage …YOU.

This is our third contest for The World Collabs. Our new cutting edge Abduzeedo collaboration project, which will give you the possibility to collaborate and compete with the worlds leading designers and artists.

What is "The World Collabs"?

"The World Collabs" will give you the possibility to work with PSD files of established artists. TWC gives you a secret in-view in the workflow of the stars and catapults you miles forward in your journey to design heaven. This way you learn to practice with different shapes, backgrounds, patterns brushes and new styles.

Every month we will offer you an unfinished piece of an experienced and accredited graphic designer to the world.

The piece will be unfinished, so you can complete the PSD-file with your very own style. This way every month you can collaborate with the best designers of the world. The final pieces will be judged by the Abduzeedo Team and the artist himself. The three best works will be rewarded with prizes.

Prize

1. $ 200 (send via PayPal), an approval for an original collaboration with the artist and a feature on Abduzeedo
2. $ 100 (send via PayPal)
3. A Single Version of image editing program Pixelmator (worth 59 $)
4. A Copy of the Logo Book "Lords of Logos" (worth 55 $)

Artist of July: James White

I am very proud to present the artists for our third Collaboration post: James White. In his 11-year career he worked for a number of professional companies performing both web and print design, gaining experience through a wide variety of projects and clients, both large and small.

He is one of our favorites at Abduzeedo and has been featured in numerous articles and interviews ( Interview: James White ).

I have always been pursuing my personal design and art projects on my own time. This led to me creating Signalnoise.com, my personal art blog which serves as a conduit to the global art community and has become a source for spreading inspiration, process and technical information. This eventually grew into an online store where I sell my posters to people all over the world.

http://www.signalnoise.com/

Take part at the contest

This is an independent design contest with endless possibilities to finish this piece. There are just three simple steps to take part.

1. Download the PSD-File;
2. Push your creativity beyond boundaries and finish the design;
3. Send the link or the final image to aloa[at]abduzeedo.com or @obstgemuese;

By taking part at this contest you give us permission to use your image for Abduzeedo's showcases.

Remember:

- Last day of submitting is July 25th;
- Don't change size, but feel free to rotate the image;
- Leave the logo, so we recognize it as an entry;
- Let us see that it's a collaboration. We will award you for your ability to work with someone elses design.

Featured Design - July

Download the .PSD file here

Want to be the next featured artists?

You think you are skilled enough to be the featured artist for the next months TWC. We follow some simple rules, when choosing a new piece.

- You are an energized designer with lot of motivation;
- Your designs have your very unique style;
- You only use files which are completely copyright free;

If you are interested, please write an email to aloa[at]abduzeedo.com

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Awesome Light Effects in Fireworks inspired by the James White's O series

fabiano — Thu, 27 Nov 2008 16:15:20 +0000

I'm sure that pretty much everyone of you guys loves the art of James White, at least, we here over at abduzeedo do. Then, a few days ago we featured on the Wallpaper of the Week an image created by him entitled The O Series, he has even created a tutorial showing how to create that effect in Photoshop. As I'm a huge fan of James, I've decided to do the tutorial and reproduce his style, this time however using Fireworks.

The process is simple, just playing with some circles, blend modes and a bit of color! So let me know guys what do you think and show us your experiments as well!

STEP 1 - THE O

To start up, just create a simple white circle in the middle of the canvas.

STEP 2 - RADIAL GRADIENT

Now set a radial gradient for the circle. Use the color #000 for the center and #FFF for the borders. Note that we move the black color near to the white. Also use an opacity of 55%.

STEP 3 - START PLAYING WITH CIRCLES

We're going to start to repeat the cricles now and change the blend modes. The first one, copy and paste the original circle. Move a bit to the top and to the left. Set the blend mode to Overlay.

STEP 4

Another circle, copy and paste the last one, move a bit to the right and change to Color Dodge. Use the opacity in 40%.

STEP 5

Copy the last one, scale down a little bit and change the Blend Mode to Soft Light. Bring the opacity back to 100%.

STEP 6

Copy and paste this last circle and move to the right.

STEP 7 - ADD SOME LIGHTS

We've created all the circles. Now draw an irregular polygon like the image. Apply a Feather 40 and change to Overlay. Duplicate this layer to enhance the lights.

STEP 8 - MORE LIGHTS

Now, create 3 small white circles, place them in the parts where are the lights. Change the Feather 20 and the Blending Mode to Soft Light. If you want to make it even shiner, duplicate these 3 circles.

STEP 9 - COLOR 1

Create an ellipse with the color #CC9900, Feather 39 and Overlay. Place it over one of the lights.

STEP 10 - COLOR 2

Create an ellipse with the color #FF3366, Feather 62 and Overlay. Place it over the second light.

STEP 11 - COLOR 3

Create an ellipse with the color #33CCFF, Feather 62 and Overlay. Place it over the last light.

FINAL RESULT

You can play with different colors and even different shapes, I haven't tried that yet but I'm sure that this incredible technique might work very well. Once again it's all about playing, James showed us how versatile the blend modes are. So now it's with you. Share with us some of your experiments and ideas.

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About the author

I'm from Brazil, co-founder of Zee with Fabio. Nowadays I like to play with Fireworks, Photoshop and improve my skills in CSS. If you wanna request some posts, please feel free to contact me or follow on Twitter.

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Four new Signalnoise prints

abduzeedo — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 23:18:44 +0000

Today I was really busy down here working on some of the new features to the site, but there are a lot of things happening, starting from the new 3G iPhone, and this time it’s coming to Brazil too, when? Well, soon. Also James White has added 4 new posters to his online store.

Legacy 2600 and Robot Rock have been slightly altered from my previous versions where I removed any logos that were not my own :) Robot Rock is inspired by the song by Daft Punk of the same name, and Legacy 2600 pays homage to the great Atari 2600 that was released in 1977.

I’m a huge fan of James’ work, and I highly recommend you to check that out. Below you can see the new prints.