Final posters for theory and graphical application subject.Idea of this subject is to select a certain brand then make different poster designs for it, each poster's style is based on a different design/ art school.
Brand: Gibson

Art Deco, sometimes referred to as Deco, is a style of visual arts, architecture and design that first appeared in France just before World War I. It influenced the design of buildings, furniture, jewellery, fashion, cars, cinemas, trains, ocean liners, and everyday objects such as radios and vacuum cleaners.

Post-Modern design had began in the late 1960’s, it was formed and had gained popularity in America and the US. The movement was a reaction of a newer generation of open minded people who were free thinking and creating completely new radical ideas that was against modernism which they found to be a boring, simplistic approach to design. 

Constructivism was a movement that was born in Soviet Russia in 1914. It was started after the first world war as a need to rebuild and reconstruct society back to it’s glory. It was during the time of Karl Marx and Lenin where Ideology, Marxism, Leninism and Communism in it’s early stages were all about changing the social system and ideals to be more fair for everyone including the lower classes and with the ideal of all classes being equal.

De stijls principles were based on a grid layout with vertical and horizontal lines that did or didn’t intersecting each other and also using squares and triangles arranged in a vertical/horizontal layout to convey abstract simplicity with rectilinear forms as can be seen in the images above. There is also a relationship of positive and negative space always found in De stijl paintings.

Minimalist Art, or Minimalism Art, is a visual art and design movement focusing on the primary elements of an artwork. It focuses on the occupation of space around the art and how it interacts with the viewer and vice versa, leaving out any unnecessary elements. Minimalism started most notably in New York in the early 1960s, a post-World War II movement, in response to the subjective nature of Abstract Expressionism. 

Paul Rand was an eminent twentieth century American graphic designer and art director. He was the pioneer of iconic corporate logo designs for major firms, including IBM, ABC, Morningstar, Inc., NeXT Computer, Yale University and Enron. He was an avid practitioner of Swiss Style of graphic designing in American advertising industry.