30 days 30 posters 2025

30 days 30 posters
Poster design
30 Days 30 Posters is a self-initiated project created as an exploration of layout, typography, and visual storytelling through a disciplined daily design practice. Over the course of thirty days, each poster was developed within strict time constraints, often allowing only a few hours from concept to execution. The project focused on improving efficiency without compromising experimentation, encouraging faster decision-making and a more intuitive design process. Every poster approaches a different subject, translating research, observations, and personal interests into distinctive visual compositions. Rather than following a single aesthetic direction, the series embraces variety, using typography, imagery, and structure as tools for interpretation. The result is a collection of works that documents both creative and story telling development.




Milan Vulpe
Poster 11 was inspired by Milan Vulpe, a pioneer of Croatian graphic design. His adaptable visual language, soft modernist approach, and willingness to experiment with form informed the poster’s composition and visual rhythm.



Working within tight deadlines encouraged a more instinctive design process. The limited time available for each poster shifted the focus towards clear visual decisions, experimentation, and efficient problem-solving.




