AVD_Designs
© AVD_Designs 2026 | Anthony V D’Agostino | Illustrations, Designs, Battle Jackets and More
Event Flyers, Posters, and Graphics
Punk
, y2k, and collage style posters, flyers, posts, and graphics!
I have worked with promoters and labels including Gummi Bear DIY and Grandma House Records to create punk and y2k inspired posters for local shows and events!
As a freelance designer other clients hire me for event and marketing flyers and graphics. Posters seen here for event such as She Shreds and groups like Take Back St. George.
You can hire me for your own poster and flyer needs! Email me, DM me on Instagram, or hire me on Fiverrr
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She Shreds Fest Poster and Website Designs
She Shreds is a local, indepandant music and skate festival hosted by the NYC band Iridescent Pools. I designed a series of custom posters and a website to cover the event!
These punk and y2k inspired collage style posters area really fun to make. This eye catching style is one ive had a lot of fun expirementing with. I scan wrappers, labels, door numbers, and everything of the sort. If
I see a cool font or design out on the street I love grabbing it for a cool design.
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The Upcoming Shows and Events calendar!
The upcoming shows calendar is a Website, Graphics, and Google Calendar subscription designed in collaboration with Iridescent Pools. The calendar helps you keep track of local punk shows, art markets, and all events across NYC, Jersey and beyond!
© AVD_Designs 2025 © Upcoming Shows Calendar | Made by Iridescent Pools and AVD_Designs
Take Back St. George
‘Empire Outlets‘ is a luxury outlet mall built on the north shore of Staten Island by the ferry that has not severed the community it is located in, and we are here to fix that! I joined this local coalition to help them with flyers, graphics, marketing, and spreading the word ! Below are the posters and graphic's I have designed for their campaign thus far!
Ive continued exploring my collage, punk and y2k inspired digital collage style with this brand. Pulling from digital resources and archives as well as pictures and scans from random type I have found across the five boroughs.
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The Slaughterhouse
Illustration and CD Cover Design
Digital banner illustration inspired by the song Slaughterhouse, off Motionless in Whites' 2023 album Scoring the End of the World. This CD would be just for the track and is designed with the lyrics in mind.
This song tackles the criticism of capitalism, exploitation of the working class, economic inequality, and calls for resistance or retribution against oppressive systems and the elite who benefit from them. I found the lyrics and messages to be very inspiring and graphic in a way that frankly is sorely lacking from other artists today. It moved me to create these visual depiction's of its imagery and message. Showing how wealthy capitalist pigs use their fortune and power to oppress and control the working class.
and CD Package
My take on Single Art for the track previously mentioned. This CD would be just for the track and is designed with the lyrics in mind. Added Typography and collage elements to the original banner Illustration, making it fit for the scale and size of CD and CD case.
The illustrations and graphic design done digitally in Procreate and Photoshop. Using my preferred punk collage style digital design to add the Track title, Band logo, and other essential information. Slaughterhouse typography designed by me. Band logo and title is owned by the original copyright holder, used in fair use.
Never Me Typeface
typeface forged from tension, anger, and restraint. Inspired by the emotional weight and raw intensity of Metallica’s The Unforgiven, the design channels feelings of fear, isolation, and defiance into harsh, fractured letterforms.
The characters feature sharp edges, uneven cuts, and aggressive angles, creating a sense of pressure and instability, as if the type itself has been worn down or broken by force. Working in adobe Illustrator i made each letter as sharp as i could without losing a thick enough shape.
Uppercase letters dominate with an imposing, almost confrontational presence, making them ideal for bold statements and expressive headlines, while the overall construction remains legible enough to maintain cohesion.
With influences drawn from the anger, regret, and pain felt in the song, Never Me thrives in album artwork, posters, and experimental editorial work—anywhere a voice of anger, resistance, or inner conflict needs to be seen and felt.