Bright splashes of color form the foundation of this maximalist poster, but it’s really the splattering of uniquely sized text that makes the design shine. The hierarchy of the writing and the alternating formats of vertical and horizontal text leave the viewer in a state of stimulation, drawn into the details of the Yuitakada flower […]
Paying homage to a specialty restaurant in Jeju, this poster captures the joy of the seaside and all its offerings — like catch-of-the-day 회 (hoe; a traditional Korean seafood dish) plus braised and grilled dishes. With a special shoutout to the restaurant owner Han Chun-soo, we’re delighted by the way this bold design is both […]
Excalibur is a Tokyo-based art collective that specializes in pixel art. In a dizzying display of landscapes, icons, and characters, this piece depicts reincarnation in the contemporary era, based on the ideas of reincarnation found in Buddhist mythology. The team writes, “The information that is inflated with our emotions roars through virtual time and space, and […]
Designed by a prominent design studio based in Seoul, this poster is a maximalist exploration in typography, composition, and color. It cleverly incorporates the shapes of individual camera parts into its design to promote a product launch event by Fuji Film.
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.
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.
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.
With soft curves and tapered edges, the calligraphic treatment used in this poster is highly reminiscent of Sini Arabic script. This poster draws us in with an enlightening affirmation and magnetic graphics, proclaiming that “the external teacher creates good fortune and internally obtains the source of the heart”.
Curves are the star of the show in this ovular design forming an abstraction of a watermelon. We especially love the placement of the fruit sticker highlighting the Jeonju International Film Festival.
A cute and cozy celebration of the Year of the Pig by Korean design studio Studio ALT. With its simple shapes and warm coloring, this piece has a comforting air that brings to mind a gentle and child-like hope for the coming spring. The vertical text reads, “May you receive much luck in the new […]
