Jaapokki Poster Progress


When I approached designing the Jaapokki layout I wanted to incorporate the makers country and the style that comes with that. Shown below is a design created by the creator of the typeface, it uses a bright vibrant font colour with a greyscale background.


The poster I have created is shown below, this poster incorporates the bright vibrant font colour whilst also using a greyscale background. The picture I have used is of the Finnish forest and this gives a background meaning to the origins of the typeface designer. Giving design a meaning behind it leads to intrigue and this is what I am trying to achieve through this design.



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