Here’s a sampling of vintage inspired work by Ben Suarez. Check out his dribble page for more. Fantastic lettering and textures.
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Book Cover, 1888
Book entitled Julius Klinkhardt, 1888, by Berlintypes. Via Pinterest.
Popular Science Magazine Cover, 1920
“By 1920 the gear-and-lever voting machine had become the official voting method in New York, Minnesota, California, Connecticut, Wisconsin, New Jersey, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Ohio, Utah, Colorado, Montana, Illinois, Washington, Massachusetts, and Kansas. The voting machine, pictured in Popular Science Monthly with a contemplative voter, became a symbol of good government and progressive reform.” -via American History
1930s Halloween Designs
Yet another set of Halloween goodies, this time from the 1930s. You can never go wrong with Liberty Magazine. And how creepy (yet strangely cool) is that cat decoration? Via Graves and Ghouls.
1950-60s Halloween Designs
Here’s a mix of designs from the 1950s-1960s that were released during Halloween. There’s so much stuff out there, it’s hard to pick just a handful. Keep checking back for Halloween pieces from other decades! Via Graves and Ghouls.
Weird, Menacing Thrills On Every Page!
Thrilling Mystery Magazine (1935) and Dime Mystery Magazine (1947). “Weird, menacing thrills on every page!” xVia Magazine Art.
Modern Vintage Meets Popular Mechanics!
Hooray! Even Popular Mechanics can’t resist a little vintage lovin’. I don’t know that I’ve ever bought this magazine before, so, congrats PM- you get an extra sale this month! Via Type Everything.
Bizarre, 1946
Volume 1, No. 4 of Bizarre Magazine in 1946. Via Pinterest.
The Saturday Evening Post, Pt.II
As promised, here is the other half of the covers that caught my eye. There’s a seemingly endless amount of covers in this style. If you don’t mind the images being small, you can check out the complete archives on The Saturday Evening Post’s website here.
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