A simple collection of posters I made in 2017, most of them for #365 days_of something, a side project to make something every day.

The letters of content tumbling around inside an open circle, in mixed weights and sizes, on pale grey, with its dictionary definition along the bottom.
A tall black rectangle on grey, split across its middle by a thin line, with three short vertical strokes placed apart from each other.
MORE in white on black, repeated down the poster; the rows squash thinner and slice apart towards the top and bottom.
Nested blue rectangles closing in on a small target of circles, above the word consistency struck through and coherence set large beneath it, on dusty pink.
A phone drawn in thick navy lines as rectangles spiralling inwards, over a field of red percent signs.
Letters drawn as numbered join-the-dots on blue grey, half finished, beside the line just another pointless poster.
HOPE in heavy black letters running up a red poster, the H in pale grey with a black wedge cutting across it.
White letters across the middle of a red poster, each one sliced and twisted out of line.
The letters of PURPOSE NOT FOUND scattered in cream on teal, with a dark red 404 and a red slash struck through the middle.
Six square tiles in pink, blue and grey, each cropping a body down to a few soft, flat shapes.
An empty grey poster, with only a line of jumbled, mismatched letters along the bottom: I did nothing today.