This collection of poster designs explores a range of creative techniques used in advertising and visual communication. The work emphasizes conceptual thinking, research, collaging, found typography, illustration, and the use of the Punnett Square methodology to generate unexpected visual fusions. Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop were used throughout the design process.

Lecture Serius Poster - Designed to promote a lecture series, this poster applies the Punnett Square methodology to merge contrasting ideas into a strong, attention-grabbing visual concept. The result communicates information clearly while engaging audiences through a structured yet creative design approach.

Drama Poster - Created to promote the drama Macbeth, this poster uses found typography, illustration, and collage to convey the play’s dark and dramatic tone. The visual language reflects the emotional intensity and themes of the production while capturing audience interest.

Type Anatomy Poster - This typography-driven poster visually explores the anatomy of type to communicate the concept of “helpless.” Manipulated letterforms—such as the falling “e,” the hidden “s,” and tightly locked letter spacing—reinforce the meaning through form. The design uses purple as the primary color and highlights capitals, lowercase letters, numerals, and the type family.

Typography Poster - This poster serves as a visual exploration of the typeface Clarendon. It showcases uppercase and lowercase alphanumeric characters, includes a concise description of the typeface, and credits the type designer. The layout balances educational content with a bold, advertising-inspired presentation.