Together poster

I just entered the Culture Counts: UNESCO poster competition. The idea behind the competition is to promote better communication and understanding between all peoples and cultures by designing the poster for 2010, International Year for the Rapprochement of Cultures. This was a non-paid self assignment for me to explore and create. I really enjoyed allowing myself to freely explore the themes. I entered two posters, one with two color variations. By the way, if you honestly like my posters…

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Together we stand! designed by Oi! for Vinted. Connect with them on Dribbble; the global community for designers and creative professionals.

Series of posters for Mixmax. Each poster tells about one of the major company values regarding teamwork and client service. Posters are meant to be used separately as well as matching together as one bigger poster.The values are:Bring out the best in e…

With a redesigned the Groups tab, Facebook says it has “made discovery better than ever.” To celebrate people on Facebook who participate in Groups and encourage others to find a new group, the company is rolling out a new marketing campaign in the US on May 6. The campaign, ‘More Together’, shows how people from different backgrounds can come together over shared interests and experiences, all through Facebook Groups.

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Typography and Poster Design. Juan Carlos Pagan and Brian Gartside, two New York City-based graphic designers created these amazing typographic poster

An Egyptian reaching the Olympics is no easy feat. With years of preparation and perseverance.. Egypt was able to send the largest contingency of athletes in its history for this edition of the Olympics. To celebrate, we’ve brought these olympians to the forefront and highlighted them as champions in their own right, symbolized by a weaving ribbon that each represent the colors of the Olympic logo. Putting them together only brought forth our brand message, that together, nothing that can…

Better Together designed by Matt Pamer. Connect with them on Dribbble; the global community for designers and creative professionals.