Poster Monday: Tame Impala GIG

Poster Monday: Tame Impala GIG

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Poster Monday: Tame Impala GIG

Carilla Karahan was born in 1996 in Bishkek/Kyrgyzstan and is in our third Poster Monday spot of the month with his poster “Tame Impala GIG”. Carilla get into Istanbul Ayvansaray Univeristy Graphic Design department and in 2018 graduated with associate degree. He has participated in many group exhibitions, design events and regional and international design festivals such as: Posterrorism: “Economical Terrorism”, Zur Wut 2019; Graphic Matters Graphic Design Festival 2019 – Top 5 VIP Winners, Exhibition inBreda/Netherlands.  Weltformat Newcomer Awards 2019 – Top 20 Nomitated Posters, Exhibition in Lucerne/Switzerland, 15th “Jazz in the Ruins” Festival, “Jazz is a Man’s Thing” Theme, Exhibition in Gliwice/Poland, Peace Be With You! International poster project, Exhibition in Moscow/Russia. He ctually working as a freelance Graphic Designer. My works especially focuses on typography, illustration; poster design etc. and I like to experiment with the shapes and types.

The poster is the result of an invitation to create a gig poster for Dream Gigs Illustrated Project curated by In Hoodies and Manyetik Bant, Dream Gigs Illustrated is a series of gig posters. Imaginary gigs that never happened, missed gigs because of time and place, gigs that are experienced first-hand and have left their mark.  “First I discovered Tame Impala when I saw amazing animation music video to the song named “Feels Like We Only Go Backwards”. I remember that I listen to this song again and again and it hooked me up. Then I listen to their whole discography, previous songs and albums. It was trippy, hypnotizing and blow my mind and I got addicted by them for a while. From this point I tried to express and illustrate my feelings on this poster. The LSD on the tongue resembling vinyl guides you to the parallel universe painted in psychedelic colors with its music. Wishing to see this group, which never came to Turkey, I imagine them playing at Zorlu PSM Studio stage with its powerful sound system and interesting stage design” says Carilla.

If you would like to follow Carill’s work visit his behance. Remember to submit your posters to be featured in our coming editions of Poster Monday.

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Poster Monday: “The Face Coat“

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Poster Monday: “The Face Coat“

For the first Poster Monday spot of february we have the work of from a previously presented designer, Luis Rutz from Germany. Luis is a young musician and graphic designer; currently studying a master degree at the Bauhaus university in Weimar; exhibits and publishes internationally.

The Face Coat poster is the consequence of a work done in 2017, Luis created a printed fabric for a reissue of the classic “curved coat“ by Leon Emanuel Blanck, which was presented at Paris fashion week in january 2018. “it was extremely cool for me to work on something that will result in a three dimensional object, as i am usually rather serving the classical disciplines in graphic design. of course i had to bring that back on a poster” says Luis

If you would like to find out more about Luis work visit his web page.

Remember that all submissions to Poster Monday are considered each week. If you would like to submit a poster to be featured find all the info you need in our submissions page, facebook and instagram.

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Poster Monday: WET#01

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Poster Monday: WET#01

For this Poster Monday spot we are featuring a poster from Luis Rutz, a graphic designer from Berlin, Germany. Luis is studying design with a major in typography and has a personal love for posters. Luis was inspired to create posters by the work of designers such as Götz Gramlich and Niklaus Troxler. Posters are currently are a big slice of his work, offering a genius and fun medium.

The poster entitled “WET#01” was made for a party series in Vienna for an event mainly launched for lesbians. “This here is the first one! Every few weeks I get a new women’s torso sculpture, which I then translate into a poster. I really appreciate those kind of tasks. The client trusts me and I am happy to run riot a bit” says Luis.

Luis tells us about his poster “the first one was meant to pop-up quite universal in terms of the image. I just wanted to say: HELLO! HERE WE ARE! The torso is placed rather prominent and gets illuminated by a play of different shapes and typography. I was thinking a bit of those rotating Hollywood spotlights pointing to the night sky. To my mind it is very important for every poster of the series having its individual setting, yet to share a related aesthetic language. I don’t really stick to any particular methods or tools. It’s just way more fun and thrilling like this.”

If you would like to follow Luis and and enjoy watching and listening to his work visit his personal web page.

If you would like to be featured like Luis and all of the other great designers that took part in Poster Monday, submit your posters from the submissions page or send it via: submissions@posterposter.org, we are waiting for your work!

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Posters as recipes

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Posters as recipes

What if a poster could tell you how to cook?

That’s exactly what IKEA has been developing together with Toronto-based marketing company called Leo Burnett, giving birth to a series of posters containing illustrated recipes which were unveiled at a recent IKEA Canada kitchen event. Smells awesome, right?

The poster has just been taken to a whole new level, and you can see the whole recipes here.

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Mc Donald’s typographic poster campaign

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Mc Donald’s typographic poster campaign

McDonald’s goes back to the basics in this new typographic poster campaign. The ads, created by Leo Burnett Dubai, focus on a simple message: “Regardless of what time you wake up, McDonald’s has a cup of coffee ready for you”.

The posters use the chain’s signature colors to display different waking up times using only typographic elements. What do you think about this minimalistic campaign?

 via Design Taxi

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KFC’s new poster campaign

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KFC’s new poster campaign

KFC latest UK ad campaign, created by BBH London, makes bold use of typography and design. The posters draw on the recent new identity for the brand, created by Grand Army in New York, and most of them use only typography. This is a deliberate decision to shift the focus to the brand’s history, instead of the typical images of food used by its competitors, to stand out in an extremely crowded market.

What do you think about this new campaign?

Via Creative Review

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Poster Monday: Born to Yog

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Poster Monday: Born to Yog

The second Poster Monday spot of June belongs to Kazuhiro Aihara from Japan for his poster entitled “Born to Yog”. Kazuhiro was born in Saitama, Japan. He graduated from Meiji-Gakuin University, Department of Economics and self-taught himself graphic design; he worked for several Fashion, Interior, and Advertising agencies and established his own design studio SHUNTO-SHA in 2010.

“This poster was made for Born to Yog, the yoga method of Japan. A handstand is a basis in this method. It’s very conceptual at the same time. It may be the one by which he who does a handstand is talking with the ground (the earth). “I tried in order to invent the one which exceeds a concept as advertisement of the yoga method. The form that he does a handstand and a unique typography has a very strong influence on us. It’s important to produce an original typography. The typography used for this poster dissolved, reorganized and completed the “SHUEI-TAI” which is a Japanese traditional type face” says Kazuhiro.

If you would like to learn more from Kazuhiro and his work visit his personal web page.
Remember that if you would like to see your work featured on Poster Monday visit our submissions page and send us your work.

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Poster Monday: Open Doors

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Poster Monday: Open Doors

This week, Poster Monday belongs to Ralph Burkhardt from Germany for his poster Open doors. Ralph is a visual artist, who has designed many posters, mainly for art and cultural exhibitions. He studied Information/Media at the University of Design in Schwäbisch Gmünd. He worked at Büro Uebele – visual communication and Jung Von Matt/Neckar. He has been awarded with various national and international design prizes. Since 2012 he teaches typography at the Media University (HdM). He is a member of aed Stuttgart and the author of »Printdesign«, a manual about graphic design.

The Open Doors poster was made for an open office day in his studio. The message is clear. “It says come in, we are open and take a look on our work. Burkhardt Hauke – Büro für Gestaltung is a design studio based in Tübingen. As an office and with a network of partners and design for companies in the areas of design, product and architecture, as well as for institutions of public and cultural spheres”.

If you would like to learn more about Ralph you can visit his web page, as well as his instagram account.
Remember that if you would like to see your work featured on Poster Monday visit our submissions page and send us your work.

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Advertising Campaigns Modelled With Clay

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Advertising Campaigns Modelled With Clay

Artist Alexandra Bruel makes clever advertising campaigns recreating popular objects and brands with clay. The technique is awesome, original and fun, giving the poster a Pop Art look that is incredibly eye-catching. Her clients include brands like Vogue, Coca Cola, Urban Outfitters and Tic Tac, among others. We can’t wait to see what she creates next!!

Via Designer Daily

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