Since its ascent as the primary advertising
vehicle early in the Industrial Revolution,
the poster has tested the designer’s skill
at communicating succinctly with the man on
the street. Now, just as it was then,
the best posters are those that grab the
viewer’s attention, not letting go until
the desired connection with the intended
audience has been cemented.
Here are a few of our favorites.
Ringling School of Art and Design
Recruiting poster and Woody Pirtle
lecture poster for this highly regarded
art school in Sarasota, Florida
Ringling School of Art and Design
Recruiting poster and Woody Pirtle
lecture poster for this highly regarded
art school in Sarasota, Florida
En Garde Events
Fundraising posters targeting various
categories of event planners to benefit
performances by En Garde Arts
En Garde Events
Fundraising posters targeting various
categories of event planners to benefit
performances by En Garde Arts
En Garde Events
Fundraising posters targeting various
categories of event planners to benefit
performances by En Garde Arts
En Garde Events
Fundraising posters targeting various
categories of event planners to benefit
performances by En Garde Arts
Guess Who’s Coming to Beantown
Poster for a lecture by Woody Pirtle at a
graphic design event in Boston
10th Annual Potato Festival
Fundraising poster for an annual festival
organized by the Hampton Day School in
Bridgehampton, NY
We The People
Event poster for a lecture in Washington DC. Washington’s hair is
borrowed from a tabloid photograph of Madonna
Hayground School
Institutional poster featuring the
new identity for this middle school
in Bridgehampton, NY
Cassa Saw
A diptych poster featuring a "misery whip" announces a lecture by
Woody Pirtle and Kit Hinrichs on the subject of collaboration
Cassa Saw
A diptych poster featuring a "misery whip" announces a lecture by
Woody Pirtle and Kit Hinrichs on the subject of collaboration
Barnes & Noble
Holiday Poster displayed at the point of
purchase in stores nationwide
Say Cheese
Poster for a lecture by Woody Pirtle at a
design conference in Madison, Wisconsin
