『Poster No.1』- Nightfall to Daybreak
This is the first piece of the series, I wanted to create an element of contrast in the poster and what is best to do other than night and day, it's like yin yang in a sense. The day unfolds like a curtain turning the night into day.
『Poster No.2』- PRISM
I designed this poster as a throwback to the PRISM project I did a few weeks back. My goal was to create a poster that resonates with the project's branding and essence which I hope I captured in this design.
『Poster No.3』- Cyberpunk Store
I created this poster quite a while ago, but I've never shared it, so I believe it fits the project perfectly. It was a lot of fun to work on. This was actually created in Cinema 4D, and I added the text elements and the stickers in Photoshop. It's definitely one of my favorite posters.
『Poster No.4』- Lost in the Digital Haze
I manipulated digital decay to challenge the real versus the virtual, crafting a visual dialogue of disintegration. Vivid glitches cut through dark, monochromatic calm, questioning clarity in our daily digital haze. Words like 'ILLUSION' and 'REALITY' repeat, losing meaning in their echo.
This is the fourth piece in my series, blending art with digital critique, asking: what’s truly real in the noise of our digital existence?
『Poster No.5』- Shino
I wanted one of my posters to incorporate the Fibonacci sequence and the Golden Ratio. I used my nickname, Shino, derived from 'ShinobuFX'—my handle on social platforms—to anchor the right side of the poster, and it turned out exceptionally well. Working with grids is satisfying, especially when everything falls into place just right. I'm definitely going to frame this one!
『Poster No.6』- Interwoven
I wanted to create a stylistic poster using the Blend Tool in Adobe Illustrator. The idea was to split a word into separate characters and connect them using the Blend tool, creating a flow from the top to the bottom of the poster. It was quite tricky to fine-tune, as I wasn’t satisfied with the initial results and had to start over from scratch. However, after a bit of tweaking and a stroke of luck, I achieved the result you see below. I'm really pleased with how it turned out!
『Poster No.7』- Desirelessness
I designed this poster with the Zen principle of 'wu wei' (effortless action) in mind. I felt that the minimalist style will embody this idea the best. Not only that, but I wanted to capture the essence of being desire-free, embracing the beauty of simplicity and the imperfect journey towards inner peace.
Here is a breakdown of the poster for fellow designers 🎨🖼️:
Enso Circle: The Enso circle is a powerful symbol in Zen Buddhism representing enlightenment, the universe, and the void. Its incomplete nature suggests the beauty of imperfection and the idea that the journey is ongoing. It's a fitting representation of desirelessness, which is a state of contentment without attachment.
Color Palette: The use of a simple black and white color scheme aligns well with the theme, symbolizing clarity, simplicity, and the reduction to essentials.
Texture: The paper texture adds depth and an organic feel, which could imply that desirelessness is a natural state that's attainable and tangible.
Typography: The choice of a clean, modern sans-serif font for "DESIRELESSNESS" complements the minimalist theme and contrasts well against the textured background.
Placement and Alignment: The text is placed at the lower center, which creates a grounding effect and balances the composition with the Enso circle above.
I designed this poster with the Zen principle of 'wu wei' (effortless action) in mind. I felt that the minimalist style will embody this idea the best. Not only that, but I wanted to capture the essence of being desire-free, embracing the beauty of simplicity and the imperfect journey towards inner peace.
Here is a breakdown of the poster for fellow designers 🎨🖼️:
Enso Circle: The Enso circle is a powerful symbol in Zen Buddhism representing enlightenment, the universe, and the void. Its incomplete nature suggests the beauty of imperfection and the idea that the journey is ongoing. It's a fitting representation of desirelessness, which is a state of contentment without attachment.
Color Palette: The use of a simple black and white color scheme aligns well with the theme, symbolizing clarity, simplicity, and the reduction to essentials.
Texture: The paper texture adds depth and an organic feel, which could imply that desirelessness is a natural state that's attainable and tangible.
Typography: The choice of a clean, modern sans-serif font for "DESIRELESSNESS" complements the minimalist theme and contrasts well against the textured background.
Placement and Alignment: The text is placed at the lower center, which creates a grounding effect and balances the composition with the Enso circle above.
