A twist on my inktober journey, where I used the inktober prompts to create posters
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Figma Design
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe Photoshop
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Visual Design
Poster Design
Prompt
Day 01 - Apple
This poster explores the apple as a meeting point between physics, mathematics, and natural growth. Inspired by Newton’s famous observation of a falling apple, the work traces the transition from a simple question; why does it fall? to the mathematical principles that describe gravity, motion, and force. The apple becomes more than an object; it becomes a starting point for examining how natural phenomena can be observed, measured, and expressed through systems.
The second half of the exploration shifts from falling to growing. Using Fibonacci sequences, the golden angle, and phyllotaxis, the poster investigates the recurring patterns found in plant growth and the structure of the apple itself. Technical grids, vectors, measurements, spiral constructions, and photographic studies layer scientific information over the fruit, treating the apple as a specimen rather than an illustration. The resulting composition asks a simple question: if nature appears chaotic, what happens when we start looking for the rules underneath it?
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Tool
Figma Design
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe Photoshop
Skills
Visual Design
Poster Design
Prompt
Day 02 - Relic
This poster explores the idea of a relic as a fragment of memory, an object that survives while its original context slowly disappears. Drawing from Indian sculpture and antiquity, the composition treats the artifact as something simultaneously physical, cultural, and archival: revered, recovered, fragmented, and preserved.
The visual language brings this sense of archaeological discovery into a proto-digital world. Pixelation, bitmap grids, scan marks, and corrupted image fragments interrupt the sculptural form, creating a dialogue between ancient artifacts and digital remnants. The work asks how our understanding of the past changes when memory itself becomes fragmented into pixels, images, and data.
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