James Montgomery Flagg.

1918 be a U.s. Marine
Once again America is placed in the fore front and the military as a stronge force backing it up. Composition, and placement is mainly used in this ad,
1944
This is an example of the characteristic of the movement because it places America as Superior to everyone else. The only country that is able to get things done. James uses Typeface, and illustration to get the point across.
WW1.
This is an example of the characteristic of the movement because it places America at the top of everything the flag is in the sky and it is painted in an up angel.
James uses composition, along with contrast and typeface.

Milton Glaser

Urban Forest Banner
Olivetti ad, 1968

Poster 1996

Gilbert Shelton

1960
1971
Fabulous Furry

Wes Wilson

Posters

STANLEY MOUSE

Skeleton and Roses
1998

Grateful Dead 1968

John Van Hamersveld

Get Carter 1971
Cream Reunion 2005
60's Trip

Rick Griffin

Cipolinna
Concert Poster
Jimi Hendrix
Zap Comix

Mist Dance

un-known
Siouxsie and The Banshees

U.S. Tour 1986

Alton Kelley

Stanley Mouse

1966

Another Horrible Art

1995


Haight-Ashbury

1960s

Jules Cheret

William Bradley
Cypress point, Pebbie Beach

Japanese Tattoo

By: Milton Glaser

I love this poster. It really brings to life the story of how Japanese criminals
are tattooed all over their bodies. The fact that Milton did not place the people in the image in any color other than their tattoos show that they are identified and label with the markings on their bodies. Milton Glaser has a major impact on contemporary illustration and design. I did not Know that he was the creator of those I (heart) NY logos that I seem to see everywhere out side of New York.

Cascade Script

Matthew Carter
Designed 1965
under Linotype
Matthew has over 40 years experience in typographic he is label as a master in typographic.
Cascade Script is one the helped Matthew bring light to photo-typesetting.
It also has a very strong stance. IT is one of my favorite type. It grabs the reader into your world. I think that's why I find myself using it a lot.

The Beethovenfries

Gustav Klimt
1902 (vienna secession)
Gustav Klimt is one of the most prominent members of the Vienna secession movement he brought local artist to light gave them the way in their local town instead of going abroad.
This painting screams look at me. The woman seems to over power the over sized beast. I feel that it also shows all of the beauty of women.

Contratto 1922

By: Leonetto Cappiello
He is known as the father of modern advertising. He uses bold images on top of black or colored back ground. He is known for not following behind many artist of his time.
I find this design to be compelling in a way that it seems to have no regards to gravity the center images is just there hovering away not evening complying to time it self. It has a sense of control.

'09 bark catalog

By: David Carson
David Carson is a graphic, innovator of magazine design. He also does a lot of typography. His work definds the "grunge era".
This image is compelling to me because it grabs me in wanting to find out more about Bark Ocean. It also give me a sense of speed.