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Poster design inspiration from Switzerland

Published on March 16th, 2007 Read the 9 comments »

Swiss poster 1

For the poster design lovers out there I recommend a tour of this Swiss poster collection. The one above was designed by Ralph Schraivogel, Zürich, in 1994.

Swiss poster 2

This poster (above) was designed by Kunstgewerbeschule, Zürich, in 1974.

Swiss poster 3

Design by Bruno Monguzzi, 1995.

Swiss poster design 4

Design by Cornel Windlin, Zürich, 1997.

The website navigation through each design becomes tiresome, and I’d prefer to see a group of thumbnails from which to choose. It’s definitely worth a visit though.

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9 appreciated comments on “Poster design inspiration from Switzerland”

  1. Dinner, on March 16th, 2007 //

    Those are pretty cool. I like the second a lot. I ca’t understand anything that they say, but oh well lol.

  2. Mat, on March 16th, 2007 //

    You find the coolest stuff Dave! This is quickly becoming one of my favourite blogs

  3. Ed Roach, on March 17th, 2007 //

    VERY, VERY nice header here on your blog, David. Gives a whole new feeling to your name.

  4. David Airey, on March 17th, 2007 //

    Thanks a lot, Ed. The old header was too heavy for my liking so I wanted to lighten it, you know, make it more Airey.

  5. Erica, on November 8th, 2007 //

    Nice posters. This is also my favorite blog!

  6. Adaptiv Media, on January 30th, 2008 //

    Poster design inspiration is just what i need for this weekend. Thanks.

  7. David Airey, on February 1st, 2008 //

    Erica, Ben,

    Glad to provide something of interest for you both.

    Have a great weekend.

  8. pat taylor, on October 4th, 2008 //

    Nice stuff! You are doing an outstanding job with your blog.

  9. David Airey, on October 4th, 2008 //

    Thanks very much, Pat. You’re bringing me back to a number of articles I’d forgotten about, so I appreciate you browsing my archives.

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