Art director and designer Allan Peters created these wonderful advertisements and logos using illustration. Get ready for more creative goodness if you go on and read more. On a separate (but related note), please check out his video advertisement for SPAM in the portfolio section of his website (it’s amazing).

The idea of a lit-up handrail for public places is not quite new, but adding the features of an e-paper display with laser-engraving tech is unique. The Light Handrail is just this concept, with e-paper displays lined at appropriate distances. Usage scenario includes doling out advertisements, mock-up scenes or useful information like how to find the nearest exit during an emergency. In auditoriums and dimly-lit places, this hand-rail can be an added attraction, like the exotic flower one greeting the visitors!

Designers: Zhi-Jie Liu & Si-Jie Wang

Stefan Kanchev (1915-2001) was a Bulgarian graphic artist. He studied mural painting in the National Art Academy and worked in all the areas of applied arts. He was an author of numerous covers of books with folklore fairytales, posters, trade marks, postcards, advertisements, forms and envelopes, post stamps, labels, packages and etc.

Advertisements and posters are one of the primary markets for graphic designers. Posters must be eyecatching, professional, and convey an important message about a product, service or event, all while maintaining the viewier’s interest.

Today, we have a roundup of 47 tutorials for creating professional posters and ads. Whether you’re a beginner in the field of graphic design, or you’ve been doing it for years, there is a tutorial in this list for you.

Helvetica Forever Exhibit is a project by the University of Applied Sciences Düsseldorf and curated by Lars Müller, Victor Malsy and Philipp Teufel.

Austria based, Vienna Paint, is a post production and retouching studio that creates beautiful advertisements, photographs, and 3D designs for companies such as BMW, Smirnoff or Siemens.

More images via: LOUDreams.com