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Post-It! - Alex Amerri

Post-It!

Category

Design, Graphic, Print

Description

A poster designed to look like Post-It!™ type adhesive notes.

Attributes

Dimensions: Poster 36″ x 24″ (91.5cm x 61cm), Postcard 8″ x 6″ (20.3cm x 15.2cm)
Awards: Winner, Lecture Series Poster Competition 2004






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Narrative

The concept came from giving a nod to the person who organizes the public programs, where continually changing lecturers, dates, and programs woven through other parts of the workday force most note taking to be on a little yellow square. The design also lends itself to adapatability: the poster can be placed on virtually ‘any’ surface in order to take on the appearance of actual notes rather than and imposed poster, and other schools or institutions where the poster is displayed can easily update the changing times & dates by a applying a new note!

Special edition posters were printed on clear acetate for distinguished sister institutions or VIP, while the lot were printed on a standard white background. All notes meticulously handwritten, photographed, arranged and color corrected.

The postcard continues the theme as an assembly of adhesive notes: the back of the postcard is the adhesive side of the notes, actual size print.