crocodile | Hungary
I would like to make a happy and colorful poster, because the reggae is happy and colorful for me. My central motif is a crocodile with the instrument of it.
I would like to make a happy and colorful poster, because the reggae is happy and colorful for me. My central motif is a crocodile with the instrument of it.
The classical hand sign of peace with the three representative colors of reggae and expressive strokes, as a strong representation of the spirit of the reggae movement: peace, kindness, humanity. Over this hand, Bob Marley’s three little birds are hanging out.
Jamaica, the promise land.
With this work I wanted to reflect several aspects of life on the island that reggae music expresses in its songs, as well as influences, problems and spirituality in culture.
Reggae has spread to many countries across the world that all age can enjoy . Reggae’s music do not restrict in time , In fact listening to rhythm has become a pleasant habit for everyone.
I tried to blend reggae lion with a reggae face to showcase the Jamaican music and give tribute to one of the first reggae idol – Bob Marley.
Also have added a Rastafarian style in the background and a music ring justifying the great Jamaican culture.
I tried to express the positive messages of the great Reggae Music from Jamaica to the World by working in “the current topic”,
with my wish that it should be spread more and more all over the world.
This image comes from the idea that the rhythm of life comes from friends and family; and when that rhythm is harnessed for all to hear, then it is reggae. The lions’ pride represents the family whose auras exude the spirit of reggae, and the circle design is based off of the circle of fifths, representing music that is guided by and also guides our internal metronomes (heartbeat). The crown represents all music that holds the power to sway our mind and body. And finally: with that last statement in mind, the music notes are arranged to honor Bob Marley and the Wailers. They are the guitar’s notes for the introduction to Redemption Song. Bob Marley and the Wailers was not only my first glimpse at reggae music, but also one of the first inspirations for entering the world of music as a musician.