Objective

To design a poster series promoting The Shape of Time, a social issue clock exhibition presented by GRA 461 Visual Communication V. The posters needed to intrigue viewers, highlight the exhibit’s concept, and communicate essential event info, all while experimenting with abstract visual storytelling.

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What I've Done

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Creative Process

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Results

The final poster series sparked curiosity and engagement by taking an abstract approach to time and social awareness. The designs aligned with exhibition goals while pushing the boundaries of typical event promotion visuals. They also showcased my ability to think conceptually while delivering clean, professional outcomes that adhere to technical guidelines.

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Conclusion

This project was a chance to fuse concept-driven design with clear communication, which challenged me to be intentional with every color, line, and word. It’s not just a poster; it’s an invitation into a bigger story about time, society, and the way design can shape how we see both.

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