There are some notable stylistic differences with carnival posters from different parts of the world, each reflecting on the culture of the place. However, whatever the place or era, all of them suggest that the good times are a-rollin’! So grab some overpriced popcorn and cotton candy and enjoy the ride as you go through these 21 fun poster design samples at OPP.
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‘Letters Only’ is a gallery exhibition of typographic posters drawing influence from the Bauhaus movement, with some more contemporary than others. With slight uses of tilts and slants in type and abstract shapes, its hard not to like anything Bauhaus. FlyerGoodness has a showcase.
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Book your airline ticket, because you’ll want to travel after going through this selection of early travel posters that were made to promote the travel industry worldwide. These posters are phenomenal in illustration work despite being more than 60+ years old, and have some really great use of imagery. You’ll find them at FlyerGoodness.
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In the 1930s, a new style of poster emerged that reflected the growing significance of the masses in Japanese society. These artistic posters borrowed elements from Western design and often incorporated bold slogans with political, economic and educational themes. PinkTentacle presents a few examples.
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In this showcase of brilliant typographical works, Nenuno showcase the best in Text Art & Typographical Movie Poster designs. Many of the designs are from films in the recent memory of the past 12 months or so, with the designs still being fresh in mind.
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