This is a poster design by Rachel Han, a visual communicator
based in Singapore. The poster is intended for those interested in
post-modernist and radically contemporary styles. San serifs are used for the
numbers and the word ‘odyssey,’ and serifs are used for the other words in the
poster. Han uses surrealism, distorted type and geometric shapes to offer
different perceptions for her viewers. Some of the text is legible, such as the
numbers, but the movement of letterforms repeated closely after another create
more of a shape or form that is visually interesting. The recurring movement of
letterforms creates a sense of space and time. I like the amount of white space
surrounding the letterforms, numbers and geometric shapes, because it gives the
eye a break from the dramatic movement of the words. I plan on experimenting
more with letterforms to make my designs more interesting and creative.
