Desassossego
Poster
This typographic poster aims to illustrate the semantic and etymological value of the word "disquiet" (desassossego), conveying the very feeling that the word carries. This is achieved through the scribbles that extend across the poster, which give it a sense of restlessness and unease. Additionally, the abundant use of exclamation and question marks also reinforces this sense of agitation.
The poster was designed as a fold-out, divided into four equal parts, which works both folded and as a whole. The small texts found in each corner also add to the poster's overall effect, providing the definition of the word, synonyms, related words and etymology. The typographic font used here is Blacker Pro by Cosimo Lorenzo Pancini and Andrea Tartarelli.
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2020
