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A bold typographic poster featuring the word “Chromakey” repeated five times in a stacked arrangement. The text uses a vibrant gradient that shifts from blue and green at the top to pink and purple at the bottom. Smaller text at the base provides details for a solo exhibition by Pieter Paul Pothoven.

Michiel Schuurman

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Bryony Quinn
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Date
27 February 2012

This is what Monday looks like – seriously pleasing poster graphics with colour and pattern combinations that do something interesting to your blinking mechanism. Michiel Schuurman (who we featured aeons ago) continues to display his particular affinity for psychedelic typography in a violently joyful chromatic portfolio of “warped glyphs, harsh perspectives, and acidic patterns.”

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Bryony Quinn

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Bryony was It’s Nice That’s first ever intern and worked her way up to assistant online editor before moving on to pursue other interests in the summer of 2012.

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