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Hip-Hop Typography Posters: 80's, 90's and now
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16x24 Posters created for type class chronicling some highlights of typography in hip-hop through the decades.
The posters were set up in a 'type museum' environment and was meant to give the viewer a quick overview of how type changed through the decades in hip-hop culture.
Major General Albert Stubblebine III Type Poster
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The only parameter in this typographic poster was the specific portrait size. David chose to use an excerpt from a speech delivered by Richard Dawkins at a TED conference concerning the case of Major General Albert Stubblebine III. Since the size of the poster is reminiscent of a door through the wall, it is suiting to be reading text recounting the failed attempts of a man trying to run through the wall. The visual design was inspired by the concept of treating white space like the spaces between atoms a concept that implies there is more space than matter in this universe.
