Feedback on Older Poster Designs and Their Visual Concepts

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Anis u Rehman

• Sep 26

I designed these posters back in 2018, and I recently came across them unexpectedly while going through my Google Photos. It was interesting to look back at some of my older work and see how my design style has evolved over the years.

I would love to hear your opinion.

Which one do you think is the strongest design, and why?

I am curious to know which concept catches your attention first, whether it is the composition, typography, colors, visual hierarchy, or overall concept.

Looking back at older work is always a great way to see how much you have learned and how your design thinking has changed.

Hope you guys like these designs! I would love to hear your feedback.

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Blahomyr Popok

max

• Sep 24

The blur on the buttons is the only difference between these two clips. timing, easing and colors match. Most people won't notice. if you do, drop a 1 or a 2.

5 voted

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58%

12 votes

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Folorunsho Olamiposi

• Sep 24

Hanna Savostianova

pro

• Sep 23

A little design exploration for practice ✨ This time, I’m working on a concept for a lighting brand. Which direction do you prefer?

Figma

74 voted

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31 voted

30%

105 votes

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Maty Sandoval

max

• Sep 23

Atmospheric, for a lighting brand it feels almost unfair not to show the product actually doing its job in a real room. The minimal version reads more like a furniture catalog to me. Is Lumeria leaning toward a specific price point or market that would push this one way or the other?