We’re enamored with this delightful melange of motifs from LA’s Koreatown, ranging from local passersby in motion to the signage of local businesses (written in a mix of Korean, Spanish, and English, of course). Artist Heejae Kim certainly knows how to capture the essence of one of our favorite neighborhoods in LA.
Bitmap-style typography is taken to the next level with this delightful splay of text. This poster drives a sense of modernism to a nostalgic pixel age, and is thoughtfully layered across this stunning portrait of musician Soona Park.
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.
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.
This color-block style design evokes a modern-day Matisse, bending form into shapes that create a modular and replicable format. The human form has never looked so organic and fun!
This woozy duo-color design cleverly intertwines type with a colorful background, layering a unique gradient that drives cohesion all around. Simple yet eye-catching, this art exhibition poster is a work of art in and of itself.
Featuring auspicious orchid blooms, this poster wishes the viewer a happy Lunar New Year (also known as Spring Festival in China) in the most vibrant of ways. The caption at the bottom reads: “The flower market is a unique activity that takes place during the Spring Festival in Guangdong. I extracted the moth orchid, a […]
Accentuated by the round shapes, soft gradient colors, and trendy type treatment, this piece evokes a calm sense of optimism as it ushers in peace and joy for the new year. We love how seamlessly the piece integrates peaches, which symbolize longevity in Chinese culture.
All eyes are on these custom travel-themed lucky envelopes from Hong Kong Airlines. Their designs meld vintage-inspired signs with contemporary elements, pushing the limits of what a lucky envelope can look like.
Put some petal to the metal! Though simply composed, this spunky poster pushes the flower graphic to the max, allowing it to take up a majority of the visual space available. When combined with a bold overlapping type, this piece gives the flower a heroic, larger-than-life effect.
