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This poster by Nakatomi caused the kid behind me to say: "Dad, I want the giant squid poster. Now."

Flatstock is a dangerous place to be with a credit card. This year, Flatstock 33 (presented by the American Poster Institute) featured over 100 artists with enough completely badass concert posters to drain your checking account dry. No, seriously: five minutes of walking around the Convention Center, and you'll start to imagine which pieces of furniture you'll sell later to pay the rent.

The 10 posters below were favorites from the bunch.

Under Pressure Screen Printing

All photos by Nick Rallo

Designed by The Bird Machine. Owner Jay Ryan: "It's my job to inform people, and very few people know about the giant sky walrus."

Cricket Press

Sean Mort

Me: "I like personfied birds." Creator Nate Duval: "Well, you came to the right booth."

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