Paula Scher Posters On Behance

Paula Scher Posters On Behance Paula scher. marialejandra velarde. 1 358. paula scher. brendon tomlinson. 0 58. upgrade to behance pro today: get advanced analytics, a custom portfolio website, and more features to grow your creative career. start your 7 day free trial. behance is the world's largest creative network for showcasing and discovering creative paula scher work. Try behance pro. advanced analytics, your own customized portfolio website, and more features to grow your creative career. a pair of posters designed for an imagined lecture series featuring designer paula scher. the concept of this design is driven by scher's playful yet strong use of typography in her work, with a particular focus in the.

Paula Scher Public Theatre Poster On Behance Published: july 30th 2013. paula scher. poster. report. more behance. english. posters i completed for a theoretical art exhibit showcasing the work of paula scher at the san francisco museum of modern art. the design reflects the style and nature of her work. By julia gamolina. paula scher is one of the most acclaimed graphic designers in the world. she has been a principal in the new york office of the distinguished international design consultancy pentagram since 1991, where she has designed identity systems, environmental graphics, packaging and publications for a wide range of clients that includes, among others, the public theater, the museum. Scher's identity for the public theater places emphasis on the word "public" to position the institution as an affordable and accessible venue for all. ear and eye, november 15, 2014–january 17, 2016. paula scher. the public theater, 95 96 season. 1995. lithograph. 60 x 45" (152.4 x 114.3 cm). Paula scher is a contemporary american artist and graphic designer best known for her posters, logo designs, and album covers. in her paintings, scher portrays large scale maps filled with intricate lettering that indicate political and societal connections between countries and regional borders. “the job of the designer is to make things.