Month September 2020
The Teddy Bear’s Origins It was November 14th 1902, President Theodore Roosevelt was settling a border dispute between Mississippi and Louisiana. The work was tough but not tough enough to keep this iconic president from going on a classic Mississippi… Continue Reading →
Landmark Fisheries Research is my mothers company and this logo was designed by a CapU alumni and graphic designer, Jonathan Mentzos. In this logo Jonathan has used the principle of continuation to express movement through flowing lines. Without this curve,… Continue Reading →
In this poster we see the use of the Gestalt principle pf proximity as many words have been put closely together to represent their relationship to the band and its music but also to form an entirely new shape. The… Continue Reading →
The bold contrast between the blue background and the black and white subject clearly displays the figure in this poster, which is of course U2’s Bono! Bono is made recognizable by including his signature glasses and pointy boots and this… Continue Reading →
This is a design for the 2014 movie “Whiplash” (I was unable to find the original artist). The poster, much like the movie, is filled with symbolism that is achieved through the striking size difference between Andrew (Miles Teller) and… Continue Reading →
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