Poster Monday: Peter Knapp

Poster Monday: Peter Knapp

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Poster Monday: Peter Knapp

For this Poster Monday spot, we feature the work of Ameneh Moayedi, a graphic designer from Iran. She studied at the Faculty of Graphic Arts and University until Masters at the University of Art, in Iran, where she had her own graphic studio and after emigrating to France, she now works independently. Ameneh does painting, photography and research (on rugs and Persian prints).

“This was a student poster for Mr Peter Knapp conference In the Cambrai School Graphisme (November 18, 2014) Peter Knapp was born in 1931 in Switzerland. In 1952, he settled in Paris and started producing paintings. Robert Rauschenberg encouraged him to paint on a large format. I saw line, point and movement in his works.  His photos are wonderful, something between graphics and photography.  So, I used the line and the point and also his portrait between the area and the line. His works are full of passion and I wanted to express my point of view.  And he finally told me that this is a combination of me and you and not just me…!  I like the look and feel of the graphic artist in the poster and not just what we say about it. I was happy to meet him and to talk and learn from him” tell us Aménéh.

If you would like to learn more from Ameneh Moayedi and her work visit her site and stay tuned with us until we reveal the next Poster Monday spot, visit our facebook page and find out more about poster news, events and competitions.

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Poster Monday: Quality

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Poster Monday: Quality

For the February’s last Poster Monday we have the poster “Quality” designed by Dominik Jakubowski. He lives and work in Poznań in western Poland. Is a graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Poznań 30 years ago, Dominik have already had over 70 exhibitions around the world, several awards and distinctions “I think I can be proud of what I have achieved, especially since I usually make posters after work, often at the expense of sleep”.

The poster was designed for a competition promoting the art of goldsmithing. The watchword was QUALITY. The universal sign of a raised thumb is to show satisfaction with the quality of the product and it is shown by a woman’s hand because jewelry is created primarily for women. “This is one of the two posters that I designed for this competition and as it usually happens with me, my favorite didn’t win but I’m still very happy that the second work was qualified for the final” tell us Dominik.

If you would like to learn more from Dominik Jakubowski and his work visit his facebook and stay tuned with us until we reveal the next Poster Monday spot, visit our facebook page and find out more about poster news, events and competitions.

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Poster Monday: Conversation 

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Poster Monday: Conversation 

The first Poster Monday of February is “Conversation” designed by Goyen Chen, born in Taichung, Taiwan, specializing in graphic design. Graduated with a PhD in Digital Media Design from Asia University, his work has been exhibited in 35 countries in the past almost two years.

“The intention of this poster is to reflect on the way people talk to each other today. We all tend to resent people who disagree with us, so conversations can easily turn violent, like a gun that is just one hand away from being loaded and the trigger pulled. Because I feel so strongly about the proliferation of gun violence in our society, I just want to make it clear that the root of the violence problem is really more about communication and not taking action and never creating an irreversible situation, and once you do take action, it’s out of control. I am passionate about creating posters, hoping to replace language barriers with images so that we can communicate without barriers around the world” tell us Goyen

If you would like to learn more from Goyen Chen and his work visit his facebook and stay tuned with us until we reveal the next Poster Monday spot, visit our facebook page and find out more about poster news, events and competitions.

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Poster Monday: Crossing Path, Embodying Hope

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Poster Monday: Crossing Path, Embodying Hope

Welcome to this new year at Poster Poster, for our first Poster Monday we have the “Crossing Path, Embodying Hope” poster designed by Huiqiong Yang from China This poster is created for International Exhibition “Crossing Path, Embodying Hope” 2023, ITB Jakarta, Indonesia

Huiqiong Yang tell us “Because the theme is Crossing Path and Embodying Hope, the poster is presented with beautiful flowers from the soil that has walked through the road and left footprints. I want to express that all will turn into hope after passing the road. So don’t be afraid. Take bold steps towards 2023. Embrace new life bravely. There is no way to go in vain. Time will tell you the answer”.

Huiqiong Yang is a Chinese art creator and have been committed to the research and expression of Chinese traditional culture. Born in Sichuan, China, she currently runs a design studio, mainly including illustration design, packaging design, cultural and creative product design, and graphic visual design. At the same time, he has been creating the classic of mountains and seas of traditional Chinese culture, and also held a painting exhibition last year. The main purpose of poster design is to adjust the busy work and life and change a creative expression.

If you would like to learn more from Huiqiong Yang and her work visit her facebook and stay tuned with us until we reveal the next Poster Monday spot, visit our facebook page and find out more about poster news, events and competitions.

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Poster Monday: Pride

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Poster Monday: Pride

For this new edition of Poster Monday we are featuring a poster designed by Peter Elias aka ELO, He was born in 1980, Trnava (Slovakia), it’s a designer, creative person, with smile and love for good things – not only in design community, his professional work is focused on package design, branding, illustrations, art works, and poster design for which he has been recognized and awarded in multiple collections and competitions around the world.

Elo tells us about his “Pride” poster “There are real way to stop the war on Ukraine, but I see more guns support than a support of dialog and diplomatic way to stop conflict. So I see that politician authorities cannot “bend” to do right thing. Question is: What is behind this behavior? It is pride… …and pride eats peace”

If you would like to learn more from ELO and his work visit his facebook and stay tuned with us until we reveal the next Poster Monday spot, visit our facebook page and find out more about poster news, events and competitions.

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Poster Monday: The New World

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Poster Monday: The New World

For April’s last Poster Monday spot we featuring  “The new World” designed by Mariia Ominina a Digital artist from Paris, France.
“It was a journey for me to come to the topic of ‘the new world’.  For the last 7 years, I was traveling a lot around the world. I was hit by my experience in Asia. That was the first time I had an idea to make a series of posters related to this new reality I explored. There was a lot of job on collecting the conceptions of this new world idea I have. I get to the point that it is much wider than just the difference between European and Asian civilizations.

The idea of ‘net’ and ‘confusion and even rather a lack of clarity’ appeared in my head as 2 anchors. They were the base of the visual solution I found for this project. It took me almost 2 years to finish this series due to pandemic and other bothering things around. This tragedy in Ukraine forced me to finish it. Because my first thoughts about ‘the new world’ turned into a totally different perspective. This project is about connection. About old and new. About all of us lost in this brand new world. About what is around us now” tell us Mariia.

If you would like to see more recent projects from Mariia Ominina visit her personal behance page. It simply has no waste. And for submit a poster to be featured on Poster Mondays find all the info you need to participate in our submissions page.

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Poster Monday: Venus Cry

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Poster Monday: Venus Cry

Today’s Poster Monday comes from Oman, designed by Salim al-japri and titled “Venus Cry” and tells us about the obsession to achieve beauty.

In the now globalized Western culture, the search for beauty has some facets that cannot be considered beautiful. An ordinary person is exposed to the thousands of messages that present beauty with obsessive standards, creating addictions that not only affect the body but also mental and social health, where depression, anxiety and other mental disorders are becoming more frequent among people from ages as young as nine years old up to thirty years old and more.

If you would like to learn more from Salim’s work visit his behance, and Don’t forget submit your poster for the next edition of Poster Monday. Find all the info you need in our submissions page, and facebook.

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Poster Monday: Music is the Food of the Soul

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Poster Monday: Music is the Food of the Soul

For February last Monday we featuring the poster “Music is the food of the soul” designed by Nuriman Zakiroghlu. He was born in 1994 and currently live in Baku, Azerbaijan working as a freelance graphic designer on visual communication and visual solutions and currently working as Graphic Design Instructor at Baku Design Academy.

People have different tastes and diversity is everywhere.  Choice of delicious food, movies, clothes, or music. Things are different for everyone’s tastes. “Where I live, there is an expression: Music is food for the soul. Everyone wants to be healthy. They should be able to make good choices. You need to eat, dress healthy and listen to healthy music. Therefore, whatever music a person listens to, he feeds his soul with it. In this visual, the musical note is expressed with a ladle and placed on the lines as a note. The ladle is for mixing and distributing food to dishes and the expression of music as a food instrument creates a positive feeling in people and also reminds people of the importance of choosing the right music for their playlists” tell us Nuriman.

If you would like to learn more from Nuriman Zakiroghlu and his work visit his profiles in instagram and behance, and remember if your poster wasn’t featured this week don’t be disappointed. All submissions are considered each week. If you would like to submit a poster to be featured on Poster Mondays find all the info you need in our Submissions page.

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Poster Monday: Vistula is a Woman

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Poster Monday: Vistula is a Woman

For May’s last Poster Monday spot goes to Agnieszka Węglarska. She is a graphic artist from Warsaw, a Bachelor of Arts and Masters degrees from the Academy of Arts in Warsaw. In 2020, after 20 years as an art director in advertising, she decided to take up art and start working as a freelance graphic designer and illustrator. Inspired by modern architecture and electronic music, she carries out her brainchild – GRAFISK – where form follows fun.

The poster “Vistula (river) is a Woman” was created in 2017, celebrated in Poland as the Year of the Vistula; unfortunately, it coincided with the outbreak of women’s protests in the streets over the political situation, changes in the law, and speaking out about women’s rights. “The more, I wanted femininity to resonate in all its glory. The Vistula is symbolically called the “Mother of all rivers” and the poster is my tribute to Her, who gives life as water” tell us Agnieszka.

If you would like to see more from Agnieszka Węglarska visit her personal instagram acount. If you would like to submit a poster to be featured on Poster Mondays find all the info you need to participate in our submissions page.

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Poster Monday: Book

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Poster Monday: Book

Today’s Poster Monday spot goes to Alfredo Parada Larrosa from La Rioja in Argentina for his poster “Book” He is a visual designer and have been working on it since 2003, besides being a designer Alfredo is a University professor and art director at Conceptual Estudio.

The poster “Book” wants to communicate that reading opens doors, opens paths and feeds the imagination. The visual metaphor in the poster has the ability to ask the observer to contribute their own meaning. In a world full of digital visual images, proposing the return to the book is an act of rebellion.
If you would like to follow Alfredo and his work visit his instagram acount. And as you already may know, stay around, there is a second Poster Monday spot coming your way. If you would like to submit a poster to be featured on Poster Mondays find all the info you need to participate in our submissions page.

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