ProjectsPosterfolio Vol 2

Posterfolio Vol 2

Graphic design | Poster design

2025

Posterfolio Vol. 2 is six typographic posters on distance, silence and the kinds of hurt that do not announce themselves, each paired with a short piece of writing of its own.

Services:

  • Graphic design
  • Poster design

Role:

Graphic Designer

Posterfolio Vol 2, cover

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About

The subject is what goes unsaid, so the design holds back and lets the writing carry the weight.

The writing is part of each poster rather than a caption under it, so the type has to carry the mood on its own.

Three colours for six posters: one red, one near-black and a single grey. Holding the palette that tight is what makes six separate pieces read as one volume.

creative posters.

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01. BREAKING YOU

Some fractures don't come from impact they form in silence, over time, unnoticed by most but deeply felt by one.

This piece explores the weight of offering warmth into a void, where responses never arrive, but the awareness does.

It's about the quiet unraveling that happens not because someone left, but because they stayed just enough to be seen, yet never close enough to hold anything real.

Not every wound bleeds some just echo.

Breaking You on red, the halftone headline breaking apart across the top.Breaking You on white, the halftone mark in red.Breaking You on black, the halftone mark in red.Breaking You on white, the halftone mark in black.
The Breaking You poster on a dark ribbed wall, red with a distorted repeated headline.Three Breaking You posters side by side in a lit street window, two red and one white.

02. CURSED

A visual exploration of unseen weight when it feels like everything touched slowly withers.

Bonds fade, moments decay, even the brightest things begin to dull.

This piece reflects a year spent in shadows, where nothing holds, and everything slips - not with chaos, but with quiet inevitability.

It's less about destruction, more about a presence that carries silence, loss, and the haunting sense that maybe it was never luck that ran out but something deeper that never left.

Cursed, a figure pressing a hand through fogged glass.Cursed set small in red on white, reading even the mirror feels unfamiliar now.Cursed set in white on deep red.
The Cursed poster in a dark room beside two pale vases, a figure reaching through red.Cursed as a printed piece lit against a deep red ground.

03. SHATTERED BONDS

Some ties don't snap all at once they fray in silence, thread by thread, while one side still holds on, unaware the other let go long ago. This piece captures the haunting dissonance between what felt unbreakable and what was never held equally.

Sometimes it's not the end that hurts most it's the realization that maybe you were the only one who ever believed it wouldn't.

Shattered Bonds, Stitch the Silence, on white with two figures pulling a thread between them.Shattered Bonds, Stitch the Silence, on red.Shattered Bonds, Stitch the Silence, on pale grey.
Shattered Bonds as a booklet on red, headline reading Stitch the Silence.Shattered Bonds framed and standing on a pale desk beside a lamp.

04. SUKOON

This poster holds a bittersweet truth that sometimes, peace doesn't come in silence, but in the shape of a person.

Not the kind of calm that erases chaos, but the kind that makes it survivable.

A glance, a voice, a quiet presence that makes the weight of everything feel lighter.

Yet within that stillness lives a soft ache the fragile comfort of needing someone just to feel okay.

It's not just love; it's refuge. A breath, a hush, a fleeting home in a world that keeps breaking.

Two people, momentarily, becoming each other's pause in the storm.

Sukoon set in English over Hindi, two glowing figures on a horizon.Sukoon in English, the two figures against a dark sky.Sukoon set in Hindi, the two figures against a dark sky.
The Sukoon poster standing in wet jungle, two figures silhouetted against a glowing horizon.

05. RECIPROCATE

This piece explores a quieter kind of hurt not from being ignored, but from being seen and still left unnoticed.

It reflects those who show up with silent effort and unspoken feelings, hoping to be understood, only to be met with deliberate indifference.

Not distance, but closeness that avoids connection.

Sometimes, the loudest quiet echoes from the one soul you whispered toward.

The design speaks through stillness for emotions that were true, yet never acknowledged.

Reciprocate on red, a figure standing with head bowed.Reciprocate on white, the figure in black.Reciprocate on black, the figure in red.
Four Reciprocate posters along a curved concrete wall, alternating red and white, a figure walking past.

06. PEACE

Long For Peace is a quiet reflection on stillness a poster where words don't seek answers, only presence.

The poem flows gently, like petals drifting without destination, capturing a kind of peace that arrives without noise or resolution.

It's about the feelings that remain unspoken, the silences that stay, and how something can bloom fully even when unseen.

This piece isn't loud in message it rests, breathes, and simply exists.

Long For Peace on blue, a tulip opening across the sheet.Long For Peace, the bloom filling the frame.Long For Peace laid among real flowers.
Long For Peace glowing as a lightbox at night, a blue bloom against pale type.The whole volume laid out together: Reciprocate, Peace, Breaking You and Cursed overlapping on a dark ground.

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