Case study

Posters Volume 1

What we didGraphic Design
DisciplineGraphic design
Two framed black and white typographic posters above a sofa in a living room
I.

This series was a project I had been inspired to undertake for some time, exploring the use of unorthodox analog techniques to create intriguing effects for poster design.

Blue and black typographic poster on a desk beside a lamp and plant

The innovative methods employed produced unique and captivating visuals, and this is a creative approach I would be eager to revisit in the future.

Typographic poster spelling technology in distressed black lettersTypographic poster mapping cities of the United Kingdom in handwritten and printed type
Poster of two mirrored roaring lions in black and white beneath a red anatomical heartPoster with the words dance music in orange and turquoise fluid shapes on dark brown
Poster of repeated letter R shapes printed on worn cardboard texture
Minimal typographic poster titled Time with red numbers and small text blocks
II.

About the work

As mentioned earlier, this project was all about experimentation. I engaged in various hands-on techniques such as freezing items, placing water over them and photographing, ripping, sanding, scanning, and spraying ink. It was incredibly enjoyable to get hands-on and work with analog methods in a predominantly digital world. While I was particularly proud of certain outcomes, the primary goal was to develop and expand my visual vocabulary through these creative explorations.

Framed poster with a blurred red face titled Screaming on the inside, leaning against a white wall
Pink framed poster with handwritten love yours, xoxo on a sideboardFramed blue textured poster above a dining table
Framed yellow poster leaning against a white wall
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