Retro Cars Collection

75 Creative Posters

For most of the designers, it is difficult to find inspiration by doing same tasks within daily ongoing projects. In this post The film posters can give you inspiration and you go to cinema to watch these movies.

From vector posters to retro-inspired ones, all of these have been designed by creative artists who want to share their inspiring artwork with the whole world. Here is a collection of only a few of so many really artistic and creative posters designs. You can also love to see our previously posted vintage and retro posters. Let the creativity begins!

Vector Posters

Cinema

60 Remarkable Vintage and Retro Designs and Posters

Technology has a very revolving effect on our life and things have changed dramatically, yet vintage and retro designs can be very inspirational. In this post, we present a showcase of beautiful vintage and retro graphic designs and posters.

Vintage and Retro Designs and Posters

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Retro-Technology

Vacuum Tube Radio / Interior Design Piece

One obscure shop in Japan sells these:



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An alarm clock with all its cog-wheels spilling out.
...from the same store:





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Speaking about cool steampunk-ish clocks, these ones go on your computer desktop.



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Recently you could buy on Ebay this cool Cold War-era Russian phone
(from a subterranean nuclear bunker):


- but it would only work if you speak in Russian.
(the text says: "Remember! The Enemy is listening!")

and a quite collectible retro calculator:

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Cool Steampunk Computer Case Mod

Found on a Russian site
The original link is here





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For the more radically inclined (not satisfied with mere external case modifications) - there is a Tinkertoy wooden computer. Entirely in a class of its own, this is a unique, if rather slow computer concept:



Read its description here. Apparently it's good enough to beat humans at the "tic-tac-toe" game.
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Nixie Tube clocks
Exotic, practical clocks built around wonderfully obsolete Nixie display tubes.




"NIXIE" numeric displays: introduced in 1952, they quickly became the most common numeric display device in laboratory/industrial equipment until they were instantly forgotten in the early 1970's.

Source: WPS
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Unique Clock-Voltmeter



Believe it or not, this is also a clock. "The Model 13 is a one of a kind clock, partially a design study in the use of an analog meter movement for information display. The clock is housed in a portable AC voltmeter, available from the late 1930's through the mid-1950's. The original meter movement was retained, and the meter card recalibrated with scales necessary to display time and date. A fairly complex set of software routines are necessary to accurately present time on the primitive and decidedly nonlinear meter movement.
As far as is known, no commercial clock ever used this type of display, though it is compact and efficient. Its meter scale shares the same principles with the slide rule."
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...We finish with something altogether wild:
A hair dryer from the Twenties:
(found by Bluefenox)