I like the bold splash of red and the way the type swirls with the hair.
Loved the use of color and the vintage look to the poster (interesting use of information on the newspaper at her feet and the way Fillmore is captured in lights).
What can you say here - love the eyes, the mouth, the simplicity of shapes (curve of the top of the head, the shoulders and the neck), the color, the type.
It's so Grace Jones.
I'm partial to butterflys but I love the way this one was used.
I was attracted to the colors first, then the imagry and type.
Of course, I love anything with swirls and semetry. Like the way the G and D intertwine (where's spellcheck?). I like the layering as well. I wouldn't have used these colors but they work.
So simple but effective. The black background with white type and the pop of red shoes, perfectly reflect a gala. Love the touch of the reflection of the red shoe at the bottom and the lines the heels make.
I like the use of type although I can't make out what it says (not so good). I like the way the bottle is highlighted in the lower right corner. It has a feeling of lightness to me and I would expect the wine to be the same.
I like the way this poster opens up to reveal the lone figure in the center. Because of the semetry and use of only a few colors here, it's not so busy.
Fun use of primary colors and simple circles. Has a sense of childhood and baloons. Clever use of type in the center circle.
Thought this was really clever and interesting. I can see the barbershop with the hair on the floor. Think all the little details (razor, ring, diamond stud earring, posters on the wall, coat rack and door) are fun.
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