Created for the Spring Festival, this design is inspired by the tradition of friends and family uniting over a drink, reflecting on the ups and downs of the past year, and looking towards a bright future and what’s to come. Throughout the gatherings, a common thread rings true: resounding wishes of wellbeing, prosperity, and happiness. […]
Gradients blend thoughtfully into the background while a pixel imperfect duo of flowers stands strong at the forefront of this poster. Calling attention to a special flower exhibition at the Guangdong Museum of Art, the disjointed typography takes a stylistic cue from the overall graphic direction.
Crafted for a traditional Chinese dessert company based in Jiangmen, this poster is filled with movement. The pigtailed character masterfully balances a bowl of what we can only guess is Chiu Gee syrup as she moves through Tai Chi forms, perhaps as a physical representation of the smooth, flowing quality of their product.
It’s check-in time! This lighthearted poster turns the prosaic experience of checking into a conference into a playful one with dynamic shapes and an electrifying palette of neons. It’s motivation enough to attend Taiwan’s annual Design Expo, held in Hsinchu in 2020.
Dance! Dance! Dance! Commissioned by the Korea Arts Council, this poster was made for a virtual dance event geared towards people who work out in the comfort of their homes (known colloquially as the “home t-clan”, where the ‘t’ standards for ‘training’). Melding a playful graphic with modulated and serif fonts, this poster makes us […]
Designed by Chunghun Lee of Seoul-based design studio Everyday Practice. Regarding this piece, the studio writes: “Hosted by the Daegu National Museum, the Gat, Joseon Literati’s Refined Hat Exhibition is an exhibition that highlights the clothing life of Koreans under the theme of Gat, a traditional dress culture, and provides a view of the metaphor, […]
Neon shifts in the background of this poster jump to the forefront in a way that captivates us to no end. While this poster is busy in nature, it manages to provide a wealth of information all on one sheet, creatively making use of limited space with ease.
Fun fruit! Bright colors! What’s not to love about this piece? A sense of freshness and delight shines through in this fresh market poster, and text takes a back seat to the brilliance of the illustrations up front.
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 […]
Vibrant cobalt and rhythmic halftone converge to form a dynamic graphic that calls to mind the very title of the exhibition it was made for. We love this poster’s use of negative space to evoke depth and movement, displaying the waves as though they’re on the brink of submerging the title whole.
