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Posters with a clear hierarchy

Posters where one shape leads and every other element has a stated place.

Navy poster with a mustard disc, a teal arc, a red half circle, a grey dot grid and two cream bars.

Each of these prompts says where its shapes go. That single habit keeps flat posters from turning into confetti.

What do they have in common?

  • One dominant shape, named first and given a position.
  • Bars instead of lettering, so the layout survives without readable text.
  • Four colours at most, plus the background.
  1. 010045

    Jazz club poster

    Five annotated phrases show which words placed which shape.

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  2. 020002

    Geometric concert poster

    The same structure as the jazz poster, with the disc and the half circle swapped.

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  3. 030022

    Coral jazz night poster

    Coral on cream: the hierarchy holds even with a light background.

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  4. 04Template

    Product poster

    The same idea for products: the template reserves the headline area.

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  5. 050076

    Sunset travel poster

    A travel poster that uses stripes in the sky as its hierarchy.

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  6. 060010

    Ceramic mug poster

    Headline bars above, product below: the simplest two-level layout.

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  7. 070085

    Citrus geometry poster

    Citrus geometry poster as a geometric poster, suited to event posters.

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  8. 080069

    Lilac Bauhaus poster

    Lilac Bauhaus poster as a Bauhaus-style poster, suited to event posters.

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