“When designing campaign posters, you should repeatedly check if the message is being delivered well. But with personal posters, you don’t have to do that. Just focus on the expression.”...
Ola Niepsuj Studio — Warsaw, Poland
“When designing a commissioned poster you need to adhere to a discipline — your main goal is to convey specific information to the possibly completely uninformed, random viewer. With a self-commissioned poster, both the process and the final design can be an artistic event. You can depict the key theme in the most honest way, provide personal commentary and show...
Bisoñ Studio — Krakow, Poland
“We are great team-mates in life as well as at work. We are two different entities, but that’s what makes us and our work complete. The projects we create are original, integrated and thoroughly thought-out.”...
Monika Lang — Belgrade, Serbia
“A good poster should deliver its message in a unique, clear and memorable way. It should instantly catch the eye of the viewer, which gets harder every day because the attention of people is dispersed more and more by the ever-growing amount of information they receive on daily basis.”...
ESH Gruppa — Moscow, Russian Federation
They say they “value clear concepts and unusual forms — this way, we create vibrant, cutting-edge projects”....
ESH Gruppa — Moscow, Russian Federation
They say they “value clear concepts and unusual forms — this way, we create vibrant, cutting-edge projects”....
Studio Lina Forsgren — Stockholm, Sweden
“When it summarizes and communicates an entire campaign or event in a clear way. I think it can be complex in its expression but its message should be easily understood. I like large typography and when the poster can be read in the size of a post stamp.”...
DE_FORM — Nóra Demeczky & Enikő Déri — Budapest, Hungary
“For a poster series we try to focus on creating a visual system that is sufficiently varied but at the same time recognizable. Components include visual language, use of colour, typography, proportions, graphic elements. We try to use these components also for a single poster, because you cannot exclude the possibility that a single poster will be used for a...
DE_FORM — Nóra Demeczky & Enikő Déri — Budapest, Hungary
“For a poster series we try to focus on creating a visual system that is sufficiently varied but at the same time recognizable. Components include visual language, use of colour, typography, proportions, graphic elements. We try to use these components also for a single poster, because you cannot exclude the possibility that a single poster will be used for a...
Sdefeny Chan — Shenzhen, China
“In addition to conveying basic information, event posters need to have a clear understanding of the content and process of the event. At the same time, event posters are more like a brand’s material. It is necessary to grasp a clear core tone for extension, and also to consider the visual impact of the poster on the audience when matching...
Artem Nikitin — Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation
What makes a good poster? “First and foremost, expressiveness. The poster should grab your attention at first glance. Second, it’s a plot. Even if a poster is expressive, it has to convey the idea. I like working with abstract forms, but they always have a certain meaning. All the other points are related to the technical nuances of printing and...
Artem Nikitin — Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation
What makes a good poster? “First and foremost, expressiveness. The poster should grab your attention at first glance. Second, it’s a plot. Even if a poster is expressive, it has to convey the idea. I like working with abstract forms, but they always have a certain meaning. All the other points are related to the technical nuances of printing and...