Standout Features:
- Zen-inspired typography
- Refreshing color palette
- Minimal text content
Minimalist posters are hard to pull off, especially for events. With little to no details, how are you supposed to attract and entice a crowd?
This poster for Noren, a Lisbon-based collective exhibition, is one great example.
Design agency Proximo Studio took the essence of the exhibit’s theme and translated it into this minimalist yet captivating print design. Noren is a traditional Japanese curtain used to separate living spaces. The designers communicated this through wavy pattern illustrations in refreshing blue gradient color.
It’s the perfect backdrop for such an exquisite and sophisticated exhibition!
On top of this mesmerizing image sits the “Noren” title written in a large and bold sans serif typeface. Below it, we see the essential details like the date and featured artists – no other distracting elements.
That’s how minimalism is done! (See examples of minimalist websites)
