To do this week:

Homework: Find Ihi Wehi posters 2

Other posters that I've discovered that use techniques such as juxtaposition, pastiche, parody and subversion to put their message across.

Jason Munn

http://jasonmunn.com/collections/archive/products

Juxtaposition of two elements to give them a different meaning. Particularly apparent in the bird = axe poster and the boat = arrow poster.

Denis Kuchta

https://www.typographicposters.com/denis-kuchta/

Subversion/juxtaposition of the grave into the warning sign.

Saul Bass

http://www.saulbassposterarchive.com/gallery/non-film-posters/

Subversion of film strip in the first image to make a suitcase, juxtaposition in the second to resemble a UFO, and juxtaposition again in the third to compare a fragile egg to our fragile world.

Paul Rand

http://www.paul-rand.com/assets/gallery/posters/yaleArt.jpg

Subversion of the 'a' in Yale (a university) to resemble an apple (that one would bring to a teacher).

Rich Poor by Grapus, 1989

http://fromtheflatfiles.com/

This poster uses subversion in the form of gold foil to show the idea of 'rich'. Interesting that texture can also be a form of bringing across an idea.