Objects

Design Experiment

Figma

This was a personal experimental design project where I explored poster design using photographs from my own gallery. I focused on extracting objects from these images and combining them with minimal graphic elements, text and simple shapes to create visually balanced compositions.

Using Figma as my primary tool, I designed a series of nine unique posters, each experimenting with different layouts, color combinations, and spatial relationships. The goal was to push creative boundaries while working within a controlled system, exploring how small changes in placement, scale, and contrast can dramatically change the feel of a design.

Design Process

To maintain consistency while encouraging creativity, I set clear constraints for the project:

Two objects/images (Main cat)
Two circles
One text block, using a single font (Inter)
Unlimited color choices, placement options, and font sizes

With these limits, I experimented with:

Negative Space
Layering
Scale contrast (large vs. small elements)
Alignment and visual hierarchy

By playing with positive and negative space, depth, and proportion, I aimed to create compositions that feel balanced, intentional, and visually engaging. Each poster explores a different approach while staying true to the same design system.