Get ready for the sweetest event in Seoul! The Gwaja (snack) Olympics is an annual fair where dozens of dessert businesses come together to show off their tastiest creations. Its promotional poster is a playful parody of the visuals used for the historical 1988 Seoul Olympics where we see glazed sprinkle donuts in place of […]
This poster was designed for an exhibition of Hangeul (Korean alphabet) fonts, and fittingly, it’s a masterful practice in typography itself. The way that it experiments with the form of the Korean word for “form” (ggol) is delightfully meta.
Advertising a 2015 lecture and performance called “말하다 춤이” (“Dancing Speaks”), this event poster pays homage to the expressiveness and emotion that only dance can truly capture. The 3D spirals and playful type jump across the page, evoking the spirit and movement of dance.
All you need is a bright pink and bright blue! These two tones mimic a risograph style in a digital format, laying over one another in opposite ways on the poster. Made to promote a gallery show in the heart of Shibuya, this Japanese artist captures the joy of Japanese design in a uniquely geometric […]
Turquoise blue and iceberg white meld in this book cover, where the simplicity isn’t a substitute for lack of style. The Chinese typeface is disjointed into thin slices, bringing a lightness to the focal point of the design. The crispness of the composition satisfies the eye and captures our attention.
