Student Project
Our client, the Graphic Design Department at Noroff, sought to create an engaging pop-up exhibition at their Bergen campus to raise awareness about their program and the discipline of graphic design. A key section of the exhibition focuses on the evolution of graphic design styles from 1950 to 1980, offering visitors an educational and visually immersive experience.
To support this initiative, we designed a creatively folded leaflet that tells the story of four pivotal design styles from this era. The goal was to develop an engaging timeline or infographic that captures the essence of each movement through striking visuals and well-crafted content.
To support this initiative, we designed a creatively folded leaflet that tells the story of four pivotal design styles from this era. The goal was to develop an engaging timeline or infographic that captures the essence of each movement through striking visuals and well-crafted content.
The four designs present a cohesive blend of the styles explored, each distinctly representing its era. These final pieces capture the defining characteristics of each movement while maintaining a harmonious and unified presentation, ensuring a seamless visual narrative.
This project reflects a balance of historical research and contemporary design, transforming key graphic design movements into an accessible and visually compelling format.
FOLDED LEAFLET
Every aspect, from typography to imagery, was carefully considered to ensure the leaflet not only serves as an informative piece but also as a memorable takeaway for visitors.
International Typographic Style/Swiss Style (ca. 1950-late 1960s)
Pop Art Style (ca. 1950-1970)
Psychedelic Poster Style (ca. 1960-mid-1970s)
New Wave/Punk Style (ca. 1970-mid-1980s)