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Designing around the story.
A poster exploring Steve Jobs’ journey through hierarchy, typography, imagery, and a timeline designed to make the story easier to follow.
I designed multiple iterations of this poster while experimenting with different visual directions, layouts, and styles.
A timeline inside a poster sets up two competing reading orders — the eye goes to the portrait first, the chronology wants to pull it left to right, and whichever one you weight decides if the thing is read as an image or as a chart. Across the iterations, did the timeline stay...
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