We already posted about movie posters re-design in the Olly Moss’ post, these series by Ibraheem Youssef has a similar concept, but focused on Tarantino’s filmography.
Great ideas, great color schemes, super-vintage look.

Maurizio Anzeri is a London based Italian artist, who works with discarded portraits which he reinvents through creative needlework and embroidery.  He uses synthetic hair as his thread of choice, which he stitches and sews on vintage photographs to create complex geometrical patterns and structures.

Born in Germany in 1989, Niklas Coskan is a young illustrator and graphic designer (and student). I immediatly appreciated his retro style and the way he uses colors and halftones. You can find his t-shirts around the web on the most famous sites, like LaFraise.com and a skate deck on Infectious.

Olly Moss is a young (1987) graphic designer from UK, became famous, besides some of the most successful Threadless t-shirts, for his genial movie posters and videogames covers redesign, with a minimal-retro look.

We already talked about pixel art when featuring eBoy months ago. The new iPhone game Canabalt, with its retro look, pushed me to make a little “pixelled” research.
The style of these illustrations remind me to the golden age of coin-op videogames. Sweet memories…

I’ve always been fascinated by old analog synth, i think they’re visually exciting  for their colors, all the knobs and sliders. I obviously  fallen in love with these perfect analog miniatures, created by the Australian artist and designer Dan McPharlin.

Pablo Lobo is a 31 years old guy, from Belo Horizonte. He’s an illustrator, graphic designer and art director with a very mixed style, from vintage illustrations to the coolest typography.

Hellofreaks Graphic Design is a Paris based studio, founded by illustrator and graphic designer Jerome Castro. The studio is specialized in illustration, motion graphic, music videos and logotypes.