Night Club poster 1

Typography

The type on this poster is fairly straight foward basic font, the display type uses a simple serif font while the text uses a simple san-serif font. Theres no real fancy things being done with it except maybe the o in "TwosDay". The size of the font is kept consistantly the same mostly throughtout the entire poster with the exception of the heading. It's all aligned evenly along the right and kept neatly together in the same section of the poster.

Illustration

The illustration on this poster i think looks really cool. Its all vector based line art mostly nature based with the exception of a star of music note here or there. The Illustration is not overly intricate or complicated looking like some of the other posters but still looks good. For the most part the illustrations are all bunched together with the odd vine placed in a different place for good measure.

Photography

There is no Photography featured in this poster.

Concept

My guess would be the concept of this poster is to create a natural sort of theme. They've used simple natural fonts then added illustrations of nature. Its also a rather simplistic and balanced design with not too much going on which goes back to the whole natural theme.

Colours

The colours on this poster are inline with the whole nature concept mentioned above. There are no bright or stand out colours with the use of an orangy-brown, black and grey all fitting into colours you would commonly see in nature with exception maybe to the grey. The colours are used well because they blend together and don't in anyway clash giving the poster a harmonious feel. All the colours on this poster are flat and don't feature any outline or stylising of anyform.

Balance

There is a great deal of balance i think in this poster. The text is all featured on one side and the illustration for the most part on the other. There is a larger illustration of the fearns down the bottom to balance out with the larger heading at the top. There are no overwelming large gaps of space with the content of the poster forming a sort of square shape so not one side seems more heavy or tilted than the other.

Culture

I'm not exactly sure what to write here but i guess i would say the culture of the poster doesn't really fit much with the night club scene, given that if i saw it with the text in another language or loren ipsum i wouldn't instantly recognise that it was for a nightclub. It is a little bit different than most of the others in that the night club culture isn't envoked in the design but i still think its good none the less.