Dexter Season 6 Poster

The Dexter Season Finale aired tonight, and here is my Season 6 poster! The limited first edition silkscreeen print is available here on the Showtime website.

Some details below.

- Ty + 12.18.11 | 10:02 pm

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Love the reflection of Deb in the knife!

- Cody + 12.21.11 | 7:46 am

Love it! All of the Dexter posters are fantastic!

- Dave Behm + 12.22.11 | 11:49 am

This poster is awesome! I love all 6 posters that you have done for Dexter. What about giving some love back to LOST and creating seasons posters for that as well?

- Franknhc + 12.25.11 | 6:55 pm

Ty Mattson + Breaking Bad would be the combination that our generation will be remembered for

- porkolt + 12.28.11 | 9:25 am

Fantastic work! Love the simplicity of the colours and shapes. Reminds me of a bit of Saul Bass’ style, but still set apart.

- Robert + 1.1.12 | 4:33 am
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Mattson Creative Christmas Party

 

A few pictures from the Mattson Creative Christmas party in Vegas. Merry Christmas!

- Ty + 12.17.11 | 10:48 pm

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Looks like y’all had a good time :) Love the Storm Trooper photobomb in the last shot. Was that intentional? :P Hope you have a great and Merry Christmas!

- Matt Weber + 12.19.11 | 11:19 am
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New Shop & Posters for Pocono Modern

With attention to detail and a commitment to sustainable practices, Pocono Modern is building homes in the Poconos with a fresh, modern twist. We’ve collaborated together for years now, and their logo is still one of my all time favorite projects. You can read about that brand identity development here.

Led by Kraig Kalashian, who might be the most creative person I know, Pocono Modern not only builds homes, they just released a new line of home goods on their website. We designed and built the online store and even created one of the first products: a limited edition silkscreened poster series.

The posters were printed by our friends at Vahalla Studios and there are three different color combinations. Each print is 18×24 and signed by me.

There are only 100 of each, so pick yours up today at Pocono Modern.

- Ty + 12.2.11 | 8:57 am

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They look great Ty!

- Brian White + 12.2.11 | 12:56 pm

You guys have made my day! Huge fan of PM.

- Teresa + 12.5.11 | 9:03 am
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Judging the 2012 HOW Poster Competition

I was honored to be asked by HOW Magazine to judge their 2012 Poster Competition. I reviewed hundreds of entries and saw a lot of really great work. It was hard to just choose 10 entries, but the posters below are the best of the best. Congratulations to the winners.

The Old Spice series of posters immediately stood out as the best in show. In my opinion, the best posters are the ones that do the most with the least, and this is a great example of that. No copy and one color with simple, unexpected and intriguing visuals. This is simply a brilliant series.

Designers: Landor, Cincinnati: Gerhard Koenderink, Joe Napier, Jay Hoffman, Jeff Maurer, Barbara Carlotta, Jens Martesen, Stacey Dunaway

This series was striking; a fantastic illustration that is bold and balanced. I couldn’t look away.

Designer: Graham Erwin Design, Columbus, OH

 

I thought this was genius. I loved that the designer took the environment into consideration when creating this poster. This print challenges your conception of how to see and what to look at. The result is astounding. A smart solution, that smacks of Saagmeister. Bravo.

Designer: Boyce McClellan

 

 

This print immediately caught my attention. Bold overlapping color and the graphic hand and eyes are striking and seem to play perfectly off of the title, “Beast in a Neon Cage.” As with many posters, all of the type creates an unnecessary distraction, but I loved the vibrant nature of the poster overall.

Designer: Jon Wong, Hillsborough, CA

 

There isn’t anything I don’t love about this print. Great illustration. Incredible use of two-colors. Amazing texture. Beautiful type. Perfect.

Designers: Camp Firebelly: Alysha Balog, Annabelle Choi, Arjun Harrison-Mann, Colin Denney, Jince Kuruvilla, Lindsay Kaser, Mandi Smith, Monica Ray, Raphael Alexander Cala, Skye McNeill

 

A great poster will make you stop in your tracks. The combination of bright colors, bold illustration, and clever text make this poster a print a success. I’d hang this in my office.

Designers: FAME: Bruce Edwards, Eric Weiss, Chelsea Brink, Chris Yocum

 

Loved this self-promotional piece from FAME exploring the mechanics of creativity. It’s hard to be smart and funny. This concept is both humorous and well executed. I love compilation illustrations like this that invite a viewer to engage and explore all of the creative details of the print.

Designers: FAME: Bruce Edwards, Erik Herberg, Kara Connolly

 

This is another great example of a poster solution that forces the viewer to engage, look harder, and “discover” the concept. A strong idea that is as smart as it is simple.

Designers: FAME: Bruce Edwards, Erik Herberg

 

A perfect balance of simple and complex, this print is intriguing.

Designers: Kate Thomas & Dave Whitley

Bold and bright, this series is eye-catching and fun.

Designers: Johnny Two Tone Club: Marcus Taylor, Ben Hagley, Leah Dent, Duncan Roylance, Angela Mitchell, Michelle Leslie, Brendan Hibbert, Dan McKeating, Bec McKeating

- Ty + 11.29.11 | 1:19 pm

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Cool stuff Ty!

- Cameron Jackson + 12.2.11 | 3:09 pm

Thanks for sharing! Must have been tough to pick your top posters

- Bryan Mazzarello + 3.1.12 | 6:32 pm
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New Work for Billabong

One of the leading manufacturers of surfing, skating and snowboarding apparel and accessories, Billabong is a name that’s recognized all over the world. We worked with the iconic surf brand to develop key art and graphics for their worldwide 2012 Spring campaign, Life’s Better in Board Shorts.

- Ty + 11.15.11 | 4:25 pm

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