Artillery Design really knows how to mix custom type with eye-catching imagery on their posters for Pearl Jam, Kings of Leon and Flight to Mars.

YouWorkForThem has created their third zine using only their own fonts and stock art collections. All the zine’s design was created within the concept of heaven and hell.

Here’s two winner art shows to hit up this friday. Suite 100 Gallery is hosting artifacts by pioneers of american steampunk. BLVD Gallery is presenting it’s “Disconnected” show featuring new works by frequent collaborators Marco Zamora and Derek Albeck (shown below).

My Coworker Josh brought in his copy of the book BAND ID today. It’s a huge collection of music logos that covers more than 1,000 rock, hip hop, metal, pop, reggae, and country band emblems from the 1960s to today. My top 5 favorites are all in there: Rolling Stones, AC/DC, Love & Rockets, Black Flag and Run DMC. They also interview designers such as John Pasche who did the iconic Mouth/Tongue logo for the Rolling Stones back in 1970.

ELISTRATOR did a new colorful mural over at the Vera Project. Great job!

Portland fine artist + graphic designer + blogger = Nubby Twiglet. I really like her collage work with resin on wood.

Tad Carpenter’s Mayhem, Mischief And Monsters show At Bluebottle Art Gallery includes 20 limited edition silk-screen Monster Mix Up prints that allow you to take a top particular monster and mix it with a different monster bottom. 

On September 5th Seattle’s Scott Fuller is having a show at EVO to promote the launch of his brand Diekotomy. It looks like Scott is creating large scale versions of his artwork out of wood and acrylic paint – very cool. Check out his site here to see more photos.

Moshi Moshi in Portland is featuring a show with new penquin art by Kurt Halsey on Sept 4th.