MOOD — typographic poster
A typographic poster combines the word MOOD with a cinnamon-bun photograph and the line “satisfy your soul not the society”.
Posters, flyers and product cards where type and photography meet. Each piece is built around one bold idea and finished for print or screen.
A typographic poster combines the word MOOD with a cinnamon-bun photograph and the line “satisfy your soul not the society”.
A typographic poster interweaves a pink peony with solid and outlined letters spelling LOVE.
A fashion poster combines a split black-and-white portrait, a cat’s nose collage and the words NO DADDY JUST ISSUE.
A cinematic poster study: a close portrait turned away towards a shuttered window, a torn handwritten note reading “You left before I could — nothing happened, everything changed”, and the title set in red over a layer of dust and scratches.
A collage portrait layered with a classical plaster bust, a torn eye and mouth, a dried rose and clippings of fashion copy, under the line “She learned to look like herself.”
Six perforated stamps in black and white, each pairing a halftone image with one plain line of advice: allergic to idiots · I can & I will. Watch me · don’t overthink it · so many doors will open when you realize it is okay to start over · you are doing enough · because you deserve better.
An event poster places the Belgrade Wine Festival title and September 12 date over a dark panel framed by grapes, with programme details in the margins.
A perfume flyer pairs a Tom Ford Lost Cherry bottle with the headline Beyond the Sweetness, contrasting sweet and bitter copy, and a QR code.
An e-commerce product-card mockup pairs a Tiffany Soleste ring image and thumbnails with product specifications, colour choices, a price and purchase controls.