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London's Keep Calm Gallery has issued three limited edition prints to benefit Garden Organic, the British national charity for organic growing. Designed by London illustrator Matthew Green, Birmingham artist Lucy Mcluachlan, and gallery founders Hayley & Lucas, the prints evoke and promote growing one's own vegetables with subliminal lettering and pregnant thoughts. Priced between $50 - $200, 35% of the profits from these signed editions benefit the research and promotion of organic gardening, farming, and food.

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The Oddities - Food poster by UK-based graphic designer Andy Callahan reimagines food by covering sausages in sprinkles, making beans blueberry-colored and mashed potatoes hot pink or Smurf-blue.

He writes: "For this specific poster I tried to explore the relation between certain foods and their colour and texture, and how altering them can change the way we perceive the foods. Pink mash looks yummy!" He's selling the posters for £6 plus postage.

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Concert posters for Wilco. Left: Ketchup bottle by the design studio The Heads of State. Right: Wonderbread by Rich DeSimone (available for $30).

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Orangina posters, Bernard Villemot. Left: 1953. Right: 1964. Images via orangina.eu

Commonly referred to as one of the best French artists of the past 50 years, Bernard Villemot (1911-1989) is most recognized for his (now) vintage print advertisements for the likes of the Red Cross, Air France, Bally's shoes, Perrier, and Orangina, the French carbonated citrus beverage. For almost four decades, starting in 1953, Villemot designed some remarkable posters for Orangina. Herein, a survey:

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I'm calling it: President-elect Barack Obama. [via]

The Vienna Beef Store has got some impressive posters of gigantic hot dogs. [via]