Typographic Posters are what intrigues me most in the field of graphic design. It is amazing how letters can become objects of art, be part of a design, make that “boom” to the final outcome! And here I am searching online, stumbling upon the typographicposters.com. What fantastic collection of posters! Fascinated! So, here is a collection of those I fall in love! Some of them you may have seen in the past, some are brand new, but all of them are creative, contemporary, wonderful works of art! You may of course visit the website for more more more inspiration!
Frauflunger Herrschilling
Kiko Farkas
Matthieu Salvaggio
Sven Neitzel
Counterform
Kambiz Shafei
Aleksandra Niepsuj
Sergio Liuzzi
João Costa
Tinderandsparks
Propagandism
Nathalia Cury
Modovisual
London College of Communication 2011
Slang
Superfried
Timsluiters
Vhan Kim
Empty Spaces
Steve Kelly
Shane Bzdok
Enchilada
Nate Williams
Erik Brandt
Tiago Marcondes
Atelier Martino & Jaña
Atelier D’alves
and Atelier
Is it a typographic poster if it’s centered around an image? Like a hand drawn filligree cassette tape or a giant monkey playing upright bass?
Yes of course. Because what differentiates it is the use of typography. The way designer used it, the amount of text the poster keeps comparing to the design… (Large or small font). Otherwise, it would be just a beautiful illustration. Makes sense?