Rockett St George are currently selling this great Click Art Print by Tom Shone.
The print simply features a classic camera with the word "Click" beneath it in a suitably retro font, but its simplicity makes it a striking design. I also love the orange colour of the print, which adds to its retro style. The print is sold unframed, but as it measures 70cm by 100cm, it should be easy enough to find a frame for it.
Buy it online from Rockett St George, priced £59
The prolific Josh Agle, also known as Shag, has another stylish new print on the market, titled The Late Husband.
The man, the car, the stylish 60s lady and the midcentury house, it's all here on a 13-colour serigraph that's sized at 11 x 22 inches, signed and numbered and limited to just 100.
If you want one on your wall, the price is $150.
It's a World Cup year if you didn't know, so to celebrate this fact, designer Ryan Tym has produced these stunning Vintage Subbuteo screenprints, printed on genuine vintage Subbuteo pitches.
Yes, take your pick of a 1960s, 70s, 80s or 90s pitch (a 60s version pictured above), each hand screenprinted with everything you need to get a game of table football going, as well as the full details of the South Africa World Cup.
A real collector's piece and sold in very limited numbers. If you want one, prices start at £20 for pitches in slghtly poorer condition, rising to £40 for better condition pitches.
The original Olympus E-P1 was a retro gem, while its follow-up was more of the same, but with that all-black colourway, didn't quite have the same retro value. Well, that's been put right with the launch of the silver Olympus E-P2 Micro Four Thirds camera.
As you can see, retro is back to the fore, while the camera itself is no different to the second generation model, except it comes in a little cheaper. So you get that Micro Four Thirds technology (all the functionality of a digital SLR, but none of the bulk), along with an optional electronic viewfinder and external microphones, a couple of art filters, an i-Enhance function to improve your finished snaps and the ability to record 7 minutes of AVI format movies in 30fps at HD (1280x720p) resolution.
Some new takes on the classic twentieth-century travel poster as seven contemporary artists were asked to design a seaside poster to be auctioned off for charity.
Several Retro To Go favourites were among the artists asked to depict their favourite resort: Barbara Hulanicki extols the virtues of Brighton, Angie Lewin goes for Salthouse in Norfolk while Wayne and Geraldine Hemingway promote the merits of Boscombe, as pictured above. Although the style of 1930s British travel posters were an obvious starting point, each artist has tackled the brief in their own distinctive way.
The auction started this morning (Thursday) on Ebay and concludes on the 16 May at 9pm. All proceeds raised go to Marine Conservation Society.
Find out more online
We're big fans of Pete McKee's retro-style illustrations and if you are too, you might want to get your hands on his new Teenage Kicks book.
It's the book version of his most recent exhibition, which celebrates the good, the bad and the ugly influences music has had on fashion. All 22 paintings from the collection are featured, along with additional sketches, all signed by the artist and limited to just 500 copies in total.
Included with the book is a special etched piece of white vinyl featuring the image Booty and the Beat (above). The book and vinyl are packaged in a special 12-inch record sleeve, with Phil Oakey of the Human League doing the foreword. You can see that packaging over the page or head to the artist's site to get one. Price is a not-inconsiderable £120.
