International style graphic design

I discovered swiss design when I was in College and till this day, I still appreciate swiss design for how simple and clean, with the limited colour palette it looks like by graphic designers by th…

International Typographic Style Exhibition Poster

A3 portrait poster grid system and style sheets designed for Adobe InDesign. Use these modernist / swiss style layouts / template as a basis for your international typographic style or modernism inspired poster design. Includes comprehensive style sheets, sample pages and modular / baseline grids.

Swiss Style, or International Typographic Style, is often characterized by highly structured layouts and sans-serif typefaces that attempt to achieve a clear, legible, and harmonious design. A big...

My revised version of the Swiss design poster, I believe it pulls off the look quite well.

Designer comparison poster about the spread of International Typographic Style in the United States of America.35" x 50"

A new graphic design style emerged in Switzerland in the 1950s that would become the predominant graphic style in the wo…

This style came to be known as an ‘international’ style thanks to some talented Swiss graphic designers, and originated as a style in art, culture, and architecture in the the 50s. #inspiration #poster #swissposter #graphicdesign #posterdesign

MODEST is a graphic design and cultural blog. LIAM LEWIS is a BA Graphic Communication student at The Cardiff School of Art and Design.

Swiss, 1902–1965

The Swiss Style has taken over the design world, creeping into our daily lives without warning. Some people actually call it International Style, and once you find out where the Swiss Style comes from, the alternate name makes complete sense.…

Swiss International Style Inspired Poster

Velocity Girl at the Tavern, Washington D.C. (1994). Support from Sunny Day Real Estate. Reimagined concert poster by designer Mike Joyce for his Swissted project, fusing rock music & swiss modernist design.

Helvetica in Use

Josef Müller-Brockmann, Moins de bruit, Poster, 1960, Museum für Gestaltung Zürich, Poster Collection, © ZHdK See '100 Years of Swiss Graphic Design'. See Eye Events.

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