Sorry Posters
11x7 Posters

I created posters featuring a single word for a “motto grid” project. The color version is designed without a grid, while the black-and-white version uses a grid, allowing me to deepen my understanding of type anatomy, Gestalt principles, and the differences between designing with and without a structured layout. For this project, I first designed the gridded poster in Indesign and then rearranged the elements to create a version without the grid. I scanned hand-made shapes and added them to the background with color, learning how to fill negative space within letters and around the composition. I experimented with positioning the letters and words until the layout felt cohesive and visually balanced. Finally, I printed both designs as physical 11×17 tabloid posters.

2 posters featuring the word sorry one in color with a black background, green and blue design and white typography. the other one in black and white with a grid layout
a close up of the black and white grid model, the letters making up the word sorry are spaced out along with quotes and definitions relating to the word
a close up of the black background and blue and green anit grid model, the letters making up sorry are large in the right corner, odd green and blue shapes decorate the poster along with the same quotes and definitions relating to the word.
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