Lowe/SSP3 Advertising Agency from Bogota, Colombia created a series of fantastic and clever posters for the Colsubsidio Book Exchange. Each poster is an amusing mashup of two stories: Snow White/Sherlock Holmes, Harry Potter/Troy and Little Red Riding Hood/Moby Dick, playing up the “come with a story and leave with another” tagline of the book exchange. Check out the poster below!
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Being a huge pop culture feign and tv show addict, I found this TV show poster game super fun! Check out the posters below (created by re:design designers Eurydyka Kata and Rafal Szczawinski) and guess which show is being portrayed according to the three minimalist clues given. Scroll to the bottom of the post for the answers. Hint: Not all of the shows are still on the air! How many did you guess?
From top left to right: True Blood, Friends, Mad Men, Game of Thrones, Parks & Recreation, Sex and the City, House, Daria, Californication, Once Upon a Time, Dexter, Veronica Mars, Greek, Lost, Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
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Christian Jackson of Square Inch Design, created a series of hyper-minimalist poster designs for a myriad of classic children’s stories we’ve grown to know and love. Check out the poster’s below (buy the prints here) and be sure to visit the Square Inch Design Blog to see more work from Christian and designers from all over the world.
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Happy Hunger Games! Risa Rodil, an art student in the Philippines, has created some great typographic and minimalist posters in celebration of the book hitting the big screen. Below are just some of her creations, but if you are a huge fan of the book series, be sure to check out her blog for more Hunger Games fun. May the Odds be Ever in Your Favor…
As a tribute to Pixar, designer Wonchan Lee created a set of Pixar Minimal Posters for all of the movies that the studio has made (sorry…no A Bug’s Life). Below are just some of the fun poster designs. You can check out Wonchan’s Behance site for all of the posters, and even purchase the prints for $25 in his Gallery Wonchan online store.
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