Showing posts with label pop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pop. Show all posts
Thursday, September 17, 2015
Monday, September 15, 2014
Feature Article on Swank Modern in Desert Outlook Magazine
Check out this feature article about our Palm Springs home studio from the Sep 2014 issue of Desert Outlook magazine!
Thursday, April 10, 2014
Groovy Magic Kingdom Map
Just sold: It's a smile world after all! Like a giant Flair pen coloring book, this rainbow-hued map of Walt Disney World from the start of the 1970s was imagi-marketing at its hippy-dippy zenith. High or not, you can stare at this hand-drawn atlas of the Hippiest Place on Earth for hours and always discover some new detail.
Click here for more groovy vintage pop from the 60s and 70s!
Click here for more groovy vintage pop from the 60s and 70s!
Labels:
1970s,
Disney,
Disneyworld,
Flair pen,
Florida,
map,
peter max,
pop,
psychadelic
Friday, January 31, 2014
Astronaut Piggy Bank
Lift off! Wonder Bread kids growing up during the space race could save their pennies in this vintage extraterrestrial piggy bank. Dig the alien romance developing in the roiling rocket exhaust on the back!
Click here for more vintage space age craze!
Click here for more vintage space age craze!
Labels:
1960s,
aliens,
mid-century,
piggy bank,
pop,
rocket,
sci-fi,
space age,
vintage
Monday, January 2, 2012
Eyegasm! The Art of Thai Movie Posters


We're kicking off 2012 with a landmark pop culture exhibition coinciding with the Palm Springs International Film Festival.
Eyegasm: the Art of Thai Movie Posters collects together some of the most beautiful, rare and eye-poppingly lurid movie posters ever created. Eighteen utterly unique graphic designs for films such as Apocalpyse Now, Tron, Dr. No, as well as Asian horror and fantasy movies are on display.
Click here to preview Eyegasm.
Thursday, January 6, 2011

Incense, peppermint, rosemary and thyme. Mattel fed the heads of the children of 1969 with this Peter-to-the-Max zodiac fortune telling set, Mystique Fortell Cards. Mixing day-glo colors with graphics appropriated from medieval woodcuts, and tapping into youth fascination with all things occult and Kreskin, it remains an exemplar of classic 60s pop design. Among its definitive prognostications: "far out behavior" and "pickup by a flying saucer."
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