This poster set started with

This poster set started with a weird moment: a scam attempt that almost had me for a second. You know that split-second where something seems perfect, exciting, too easy… and then your brain catches up and you think, wait—this is too good to be true. That feeling stayed with me longer than I expected.

Instead of sitting in the stress of it, I decided to turn it into a small design sprint. I gave myself a time limit, took the pressure off, and let intuition do the driving—no overthinking, no “client-ready” expectations. Just pure exploration through typography, texture, repetition, blur, and contrast.

The goal was simple: practice poster design. I don’t get enough opportunities to design posters, and I’ve been wanting a space to sharpen those skills without the weight of a brief. This set became a 3-piece study of that tension—hope vs. warning, desire vs. doubt—depending on how you read the phrase. Hope you like it!