The characters wear costumes from reggae music and express themselves in their own way. The background USES reggae red, yellow and green to make the whole picture full of reggae music. The fonts were designed to show people, fat and thin, high and low, listening to the rhythm of reggae.
I combined the word reggae with the modern technique of expression. The white part lights up reggae like a light beam on the
stage, showing the importance of reggae music.
Use modern forms of expression to make the world more aware of reggae music.
Posters also use cheerful lines to form interesting reggae music lion, which is interesting and dynamic.
AFRICAN POSTMAN (a message from Jamaica) is an original artwork specifically made for IRPC’20.
this poster is dedicated to Winston Rodney aka Burning Spear and the title, inspired by one of his famous tune,
is a tribute to him, one of the greatest authors who spread jamaican music and Jah message.
man reggae is the hair in the form of vinyl records, and his singing head is the guitar
Because the theme is being the ‘Messages from Jamaica” I’ve decided to craft a series of posters briefly based on a mail-stamp format. I work with visual elements and type which I treat similarly (as an element). I’d like them all to work in unison and compliment each other to create a perfectly balanced epic poster. The pattern used on a record (vinyl) was created from plurality of elements and layers and explored in a broader way in another design of mine called a “Smoking Record”. Several textures, a retro atmosphere and a bright colors against the muted colors of the background – are all a big part of this design.
Reggae The Voice Of Peace
Using the microphone and the symbol of peace (the artist’s own voice) and the symbolic design of sound vibrations with corporate colors and the overall look of a casual person who grows their hair high.
This poster shows how Reggae has impacted the world with its rhythm and meaning. It illustrates how reggae is now heard internationally and the main messages it leaves on people’s hearts.