Picoso Creative is proud to be part of this collective that will have their first public event on October 8th as part of  Una Noche de La Gloria. You are all invited to attend. Bellow is more information.

AIGA San Antonio will be presenting 2 great events this weekend. “Hatch Show Print: Lecture” on Friday, September 16th at 8pm and “Hatch Show Print: Workshop” on Saturday, 17th from 10am – 4pm.  I’ll be attending both, even though the workshop is sold out, you should try to at least make it to the lecture.

As a way to celebrate San Antonio’s Mexican heritage, every year the 16 de Septiembre Commission organizes a month-long celebration of the Mexico’s independence from Spain. This year we were lucky to design this year’s calendar of events and commemorative medal for this very important celebration. Last Wednesday the Commission had a press conference to announce this [...]

Today Louis Cuellar from Clampitt Paper, visited the office to talk paper and give us our Diplomas from Clampitt Paper School.

Saul Bass its a 60’s-progressive style that looks retro without giving this nostalgic feeling, meaning that it still somehow remains relevant. The paper cutout typography looks effortless, the illustration style is simple and eye catching. Saul Bass’ style is carefree and effective, simple and groundbreaking, so its no surprise that many designers try to copy [...]

Making a change is hard, it takes a lot  work and dedication. But it all starts with a voice, a collective idea that something has to be changed. In our world today, there are several things that need to be spoken of, in the hope that making a statement will help change the world. Posters [...]

Flying cities… Martian colonies… spaceships… robots… monorails… bubble-topped cars… atomic explosions These have all appeared in both drawings of the future in pulp magazines and serious architectural proposals. These have always been interesting to me as a child and now. Kinda like vision of the future in Minority Report, I thought that was really cool [...]

The Decoder Ring Design Concern – Flatstock BBQ Sauce Poster : by Christian Helms It is that time of the year again for the always fun South by Southwest a.k.a. SXSW. And if you don’t have enough money for badges, bracelets, tickets, or whatever it is you think you might need to have a good [...]

Mejor, Mejora, Mejoral! 1954 (Pain Reliever) Every time I go to my grandpa’s house I find something that I hadn’t seen before. This time, in one of many bookcases, I found an immense collection of Mexican Reader’s Digest (Selecciones). With Issues that date between 1954 to 1980, his collection of magazines is one of the [...]

In the digital age, where text and images go electronically straight from computer to paper, Hatch’s hand-crafted posters, often using vintage wood blocks and type faces from decades before, are more compelling than ever. That’s probably why the shop has such an impressive client list from artists like  Beck, the Beastie Boys, NIN, Pearl Jam, [...]