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Welcome to Malaysia — K-Pop Fan Poster
A promotional fan poster created around a bold, grungy editorial direction, combining cut-out imagery, distressed textures, handwritten typography, and pixel-inspired elements. The goal was to create something energetic and expressive while balancing multiple subjects within one cohesive composition.
My role: Graphic Designer · Art Direction
Skills: Poster Design, Editorial Layout, Photo Compositing, Typography, Visual Direction
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