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Poster Design

Poster design that stops you in a second: event, festival, music and brand posters, many in motion.

A poster has to stop someone in a second, with one idea, a clear hierarchy and type that reads from across a room. Today posters also live on screens, where they can move. This page gathers posters from brand identities, festivals, events and type projects, from editorial layouts to 3D compositions, many of them animated, by designers and studios such as Bakers Studio, Paul Soulhiard and Anagram.

16 works by 14 creators, newest added 9 November 2026. Each is credited to the people who made it and links to the original.

All 16 Poster Design

  1. Thermal Type Posters by Josh Puckett — A work-in-progress series of typographic posters, each pairing a friendly phrase with one giant letter rendered like a heat map, signed The California Interface & Trade Company.
  2. Cicely Brand Identity by Swarnima Ruria — A brand identity for Cicely, a social enterprise opening education, work and business to disabled and neurodivergent people, its mark of rounded squares filled with marbled paint.
  3. Wastetide Poster by Anagram — An animated poster for Wastetide, which treats industrial waste as a hidden financial asset, where red grid cells scan its wave mark like data under the line From trash to cash.
  4. Quartr Posters by Oliver Hamrin — Posters, newsletter covers and episode art for Quartr, the Stockholm company for public-company research, where an earnings call gets a poster, from chicken nuggets to Meta’s Hyperion.
  5. ILKW & BIG-GAME Design Talk by ILKW — An animated poster for a talk with the Lausanne studio BIG-GAME at the Swiss Embassy in Seoul, flicking between three line drawings of LEMAN15, the lamp they designed for the host.
  6. Orvo Poster by Bakers Studio — A 3D render poster for Orvo, a dedicated cloud computer where AI coding agents keep working after you close your laptop, told by three frosted cubes balanced on their corners.
  7. Orvo Sky Poster by Bakers Studio — A 3D render poster for Orvo, a computer in the cloud where AI coding agents keep working, whose frosted glass cube blurs the blocks inside it against a pale blue sky.
  8. Poster Ripping by Raul Dronca — A poster ripping interaction with cloth simulation, where a Swiss-style Form Studies poster is torn off the wall in curling strips, its own line, Nothing is final, made literal.
  9. Panorama Globe Poster by Panorama Branding — A poster from the new visual identity of Panorama, a Bogotá branding consultancy, where a globe keeps morphing into new continents, the picture of a firm that adapts as brands change.
  10. Spatial Festival 2025 by Mallandrich — An animated poster for Spatial, the Berlin festival of immersive and spatial sound at Funkhaus, whose type is projected into 3D space and pulled into a tunnel, as sound fills a room.
  11. Soirée [2] Invite by Paul Soulhiard — Kinetic typography for the invitation to a second Paris web and creative community soirée, where bracketed serif words drift into focus one after another, like a lens finding them.
  12. Paris Creative Drinks Invite by Paul Soulhiard — Kinetic typography for an invitation to terrace drinks with the Paris web and creative community, where words like Soirée, Freelance and Agence tumble and pile up in a serif face.
  13. MoMA Family Festival by Little Troop — A festival identity for Another World, the first family festival of the Museum of Modern Art, where odd creatures peek out of portals on subway screens as trains rush past.
  14. Crumb Bakery Identity by Sezin Yaşar — A bakery identity concept built on bold type, moody street photography and a curious line-drawn rabbit who carries a croissant across posters, trains and t-shirts saying Follow the crumbs.
  15. Blubird Typeface by Rajesh Rajput — A condensed sans serif typeface whose narrow capitals are made for fashion posters and editorial headlines, with nine weights, 36 styles and Display and Text optical sizes.
  16. Circuit Identity by Halaska — Brand identity and motion for Circuit, the protocol that powers identity, where the dot grid of the brand becomes a living pattern across posters, rippling, spiralling and swelling.

Featuring work by

Bakers Studio, Paul Soulhiard, Josh Puckett, Swarnima Ruria, Anagram, Oliver Hamrin, ILKW, Raul Dronca, Panorama Branding, Mallandrich, Little Troop, Sezin Yaşar, Rajesh Rajput, Halaska.

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