字体(朋)抜 [Font (Friends)]

We adore the playful simplicity of this artfully-composed “in-browser” layout. Designed by REDesign, Xiaohongshu’s in-house design team.

Kotsu Reflection Poster

Created by Japanese graphic designer Shun Ishizuka in March 2023 for the multihyphenate creative Kotsu’s all-night DJ set “Reflection”, which took place at Tokyo’s WWW X space. We are in love with the composition of this poster, which juxtaposes roughly-collaged shots with greyscale silhouettes of the same figures. This layout is echoed in the lower […]

Paopao Bakery & Cafe

A fusion of fonts and bubblegum pink halftone. We’re equally delighted by this whimsical composition and its proclamation that “bread is fun”. We tried tracking down the origins of this creation, to no avail. If we ever come across Paopao Bakery in the wild, you’d better believe we’re buying a pastry for the road. Recommendations […]

Imagining a Bio Lab

Created for the 2020 “Imagining a Bio Lab” workshop run by the Taiwan Contemporary Culture Lab (C-LAB). The stark contrast between the translucent green goo used to spell out “Bio Lab” and the unmodulated/sans serif fonts situated at the top and bottom of the poster is truly divine. If there was a visual for the […]

Young Korean Artists: Liquid Glass Sea

Pastel galore and circular movement makes this a captivating poster that leaves you curious about it. With young Korean artists coming together to showcase works that reflect liquid, glass, and sea, we’re left wanting to see more.

Photo Exhibition Poster

The vertical nature of this design is intentional, with slim typography that sharpens the gaze from left to right. The lack of imagery means that this poster is straight to the point, saving all the best of the visuals for exhibition attendees only.

WOOWA Festival Poster

Wow! We love the playful sense of this festival poster. The blocky shapes, bright colors, and bold type come together to make an unforgettable piece. Simple is best, and the abstract yet stunning elements are a joy.

Japan Graphic Design Exhibition

The neon hues of these pieces are highly reminiscent of riso prints, which we’re huge fans of. The sculptural pattern created by the hands, which almost appear to be falling across the page, adds rhythm and intrigue.

Troika Lenticular Poster

Designed for a seminar at Konkuk University in Seoul, which featured the European art group Troika. Cho’s usage of lenticular printing to display the duality of the word “Troika”—both in Roman script and Hangul—is entrancing. See it in action here.

DECODING Set Poster

The medium is the message here, and the sense of the early computer era comes through strongly in this digital poster. With a seamless blend of cohesive Chinese and English writing, this poster beautifully showcases how cohesive multilingual type can feel as a singular unit.