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crouwel variation #2.1
a series of posters based on one classic crouwel design exploring methods of designing and the importance of rules in graphic design.
read more here and participate!

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crouwel variation #1
a series of posters based on one classic crouwel design exploring methods of designing and the importance of rules in graphic design.
read more here and participate!

luisbarragan:

Una bonita toma de las Torres de Satélite y el Periférico en la década de los setenta. Más adelante se encuentra Plaza Satélite. Abajo se distingue el anuncio de la Comercial Mexicana con su clásico pelícano, y a la izquierda hay uno de Fanta.

Craig & Karl

heilr:

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glitchpaintings:

#glitch

For a school assignment I am doing a little research on the importance of rules in graphic design. (Could they be seen as a type of template?) I am making a series of variations on classic Wim Crouwel poster (that you can see here) trying not to work as a graphic designer. I am curious in finding out what are interesting, unexpected methods of creating a graphic design/poster? How can, for example, a sculpture or illustration be(come) a graphic design?
Next to my own works I think it’d be interesting to also collect other people’s visions on what a poster can be to them. So if you feel like sharing how you would interpret Crouwel’s poster, that would be greatly appreciated!
It doesn’t have to be too serious, just have a little fun, bend or ignore the rules and be as radical as you like! You can send any works via tumblr, email or Facebook, whichever you prefer.

Would be great if you could send your poster in before june 10!
Thank you!

leopoldlenzgeiger:

deutsche-board:

Nadine Kolodziey

Nadineisthebest

ico:

Uekou77 - arkitekcher:Zink-Mine-Museum (2003-in corso/ongoing) | Peter…

effettobeaubourg:

Town Hall, Bat Yam, Israel, 1959-63 by Alfred Neumann, Zvi Hecker and Eldar Sharon.