Typographic Posters Poster Series

Typographic Posters Poster Series

Typographic Posters Poster series is an innovative collection of experimental typographic designs created between 2013 and 2015, showcasing a sophisticated exploration of visual communication through typography, patterns, and isometric perspective. The series, which earned the prestigious Silver A' Design Award in Graphics and Visual Communication Design category, comprises five distinct posters measuring 600mm x 900mm, each addressing different themes while maintaining a cohesive artistic approach. The collection demonstrates masterful manipulation of typographic elements through precise line work and geometric patterns, creating dynamic optical effects reminiscent of Op Art movements. Drawing inspiration from optical artists like Victor Vasarely and Bridget Riley, as well as design luminaries such as Muller-Brockmann and Wolfgang Weingart, the series employs sophisticated grid-based compositions executed in Adobe Illustrator without 3D support and printed via silkscreen on acid-free paper. Each poster represents a unique communicative challenge, from commemorative designs celebrating institutional anniversaries to social commentary pieces, utilizing typography as both a visual and conceptual tool. The work's distinctive characteristic lies in its perceptual experience, where typographic signs appear and disappear through careful manipulation of lines and perspective, creating an engaging visual dialogue with viewers. The series exemplifies excellence in graphic design through its innovative approach to typography, technical precision, and meaningful content delivery, demonstrating how traditional printing techniques can be combined with contemporary design methodologies to create impactful visual communications.

typography experimental design, optical illusion patterns, isometric perspective art, silkscreen printing technique, grid-based composition, visual communication innovation

— Adam Dawson