With the constant, multi-channel stream of information threatening to overwhelm our senses, we believe in the power of design to extract clarity out of chaos. This poster series is an exercise in putting that theory to the test.
The assignment
Every Monday, we select a random article on Wikipedia, a random quotation on QuotationsPage.com, and the first photo that appears on Flickr when selecting “explore the last seven days.” Choosing one of these options, over the course of the week, we create a poster in five hours or less.
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- Poster with quote: If you are interested, you never have to look for new interests. They come to you. – Eleanor Roosevelt
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- Poster with title Life and Death.
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- A poster with a picture of a bird attacking a woman and the text “Woychick Design Presents, Happy Halloween, Alfred.”
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- Illustration of a tree with the names of Woychick family members.
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- Poster with the quote: “Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not one bit simpler.” Albert Einstein
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- Poster with a picture of the Thysville Caves in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. With the title Endangered Species.
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- Picture of woman with hula hoop in the snow. Text says “The weather outside is frightful! …but let’s not make excuses.”
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- Poster with a picture of a swan with the text, Swan Lake: A winter ballet in four acts.
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- Photo Illustration of a baby being born, a starry sky and a cemetery.
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- Digital collage of quilts with the title metamorphosis.
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- Silhouette of Bob Dylan with stormy lighthouse: A Hard Rain’s A-Gonna Fall
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- photo of a beach
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- Picture of mountains in Pakistan with the title “Pakistan: beauty is everywhere.”
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- Picture of fun bugs.
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- Poster with the quote: Criminal: A person with predatory instincts who hasn’t sufficient capital to form a corporation.
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- Picture of clock with the quote: You may delay, but time will not. Ben Franklin
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- Poster for a play about Cinderella.
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- picture of historic theatre
10 Comments
7th street Theater is beautiful! That is my vote. Great concepts and exercise for combining words and image!
I vote for #17 – the pink alarm clock. Love the illustration and the quote. And pink!
I love #20 because, let’s face it, it’s time for cake!
Random #12. Loving it.
This series provides compelling evidence of Woychick’s talent. I like them all. I vote for #5 (“Words to the wise”) because it strikes me at the most “Woychickean” — gracefully combining text with conceptual insight. Bravo.
Random Poster 17… Procrastination!
Didnt you have a poster around election time about freedom? I remember that it was a very strong message.
Eddie: Good memory! It was probably around election time about four years ago. I’ll try to dig that up and send you a PDF.
#6 is my favorite. Also like 8, 14, 17 and 19.
I like 17 — it somehow makes beautiful something that I usually loathe, the alarm clock. And reminds me to keep on pushing!
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