Movement in design

Want to create a poster that isn't too loud? Check out these amazing minimalist poster examples from a diverse group of creators!

The fish shapes flow together in the same direction so that they share the common fate of turning into the bigger fish seen at the top right of the picture.

Mixed media and combined techniques are increasingly becoming the norm in design. This movement represents the shift to a more integrated approach by individuals and agencies. See more examples at Twenty75.com.

For the Principles of Design I did balance, contrast, emphasis, movement, pattern, and rhythm. The hardest I thought was rhythm because you had to combine movement and pattern together.

Balance Balance is a theory with many contributing factors to it, such as Emphasis, Weight, Symmetrical, Radial and Asymmetrical balance. These factors make up how you subconsciously percieve works…

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“These posters were created to promote a hands-on workshop in the Letterpress & Prototyping Lab. The workshop exposes students to letterpres...

January Challenge: Surprise Check out all the posters from the past challenge Shape, here. PosterJam is a project started in 2017 by Local Design Circle members, Artemisa Pascu, Andrei Turenici and Andrei Grosu. Each month, we challenge those who want to promote their graphic design skills to create posters based on a given word. […]

Some experimenting with moiré effects

© 2009 All rights reserved I queued for an hour and a half to see the inside of this unusual bridge. My previous attempts have always been from the outside. From the architects: "Twisting high above Floral Street in Covent Garden, the ‘Bridge of Aspiration’ provides the dancers of the Royal Ballet School with a direct link to the Grade 1 listed Royal Opera House. The award-winning design addresses a series of complex contextual issues, and is legible both as a fully integrated component of…