Where do you get your inspiration from? One of my favourite places is designreviewed.com. They have an incredible archive of magazine covers from every decade since the 1910s, among so many other fantastic historical references and resources. It's always a valuable challenge to recreate older design work using modern software, and I spent this morning designing a poster inspired by a 1980s Leo Lionni featured cover work. I don't think you can ever really emulate true paper texture digitally, but you definitely can get close! Here's a little timelapse of my process in Photoshop, and some pics of the final poster (my reference is at the end). Let me know what you think!

thanks for the site recommendation.

A food poster has a simple challenge: get attention, create appetite and make the brand memorable.

For this concept, we built the composition around the food itself, using strong visual hierarchy to guide the viewer from the product to the message and supporting brand elements.

The design keeps the communication direct while giving the imagery enough space to do the selling.

Services: Food Poster Design · Graphic Design · Food Advertising · Restaurant Branding · Print Design

The goal was not to fill the poster with information.

It was to create a visual that could catch attention quickly and leave the food as the thing people remember.

Designed by WaxyWeb.

great one