Chris Larson

I've been meaning to talk about my favorite local graphic designer Chris Larson (he doesn't appear to have a website at the moment) and now that I've come across this gorgeous piece on LOL/OMG, I figured it was the right time. Chris does fabulous work time and time again, and every time I see something from him, I'm impressed (the couple times I've met him, I've been kind of a blathering idiot, just telling him how rad he is).

See the SCENEaSOTA lookbook HERE.

Also, I urge you to check out the [OUTSTANDING] lookbook he created for Voltage: Fashion Amplified HERE.

Allan Peters

Allan Peters is a Senior Art Director from Minneapolis with over eight years of experience. His work has been recognized by Effie, AdFed, AIGA, Print, How, Davey and Rockport.

He's currently making stuff for BBDO Minneapolis.

It's always great to learn about MPLS designers. This guy has some seriously fantastic stuff.

ALLAN PETERS <--check him out. now.

Rules of Typography

It's a ffffound kind of morning.
Minneapolis Designer. Nice.

EVAN STREMKE

Around Town: Jägerfest 2009

I actually offered to make the poster for this, and it was discussed briefly, but I didn't hear back. And I'll admit I felt a fleeting stab of bitterness when I saw this, but I must concede it's beautiful. I definitely wouldn't have thought this up.

And that, my friends, is the definition of Good Design.

Local Poster Series: Drinking With Ian

Ian Rans is something of a local legend in Minneapolis. He hosts a Talk Show on Cable Access where various local personalities come by, have a chat, and share a drink. I myself have never been to a taping (probably because they're really sporadic and he hasn't done one since I turned 21). Anyway. The posters for his shows are really excellent. I don't know who makes them, but have a look:







DRINKING WITH IAN

Adam R. Garcia of The Pressure

Here is a GREAT flier that had me dead in my tracks by a local designer for a local club. Through a little investigative research I found him so I could feature him on my blog. Surprisingly, his resume is quite large and impressive, and I'm even more disappointed that I hadn't heard of him until now! Anyway, I very much recommend to you all to check out his work. More love to Minneapolis designers.

THE PRESSURE