One image, one idea
A silhouette and a question mark for Who Am I; a sheep on a hillside for Falsafa-e-Qurbani. Each poster commits to a single visual idea.
Case 11 · Print Design
A monthly session series.

01 · The brief
A recurring internal session series that had to stay interesting month after month while remaining unmistakably the same programme.
02 · Constraints
03 · Approach
A silhouette and a question mark for Who Am I; a sheep on a hillside for Falsafa-e-Qurbani. Each poster commits to a single visual idea.
A fixed campus strip at the base is the only constant, which is enough to bind five very different posters.
Where the topic is religious, the calligraphy is the artwork and the logistics drop to a thin band below it.
Latin and Urdu titles are aligned rather than stacked, so neither reads as a translation of the other.
04 · What was delivered
The full monthly session poster series.
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06 · Result
Five months of posters that are recognisably one programme while none of them repeat a layout.
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07 · Questions
By committing to one visual idea per poster and keeping only the footer constant. A silhouette and a question mark for one session, a sheep on a hillside for another — same programme, no repeated layout.
By aligning them on one baseline with equal weight, rather than stacking one above the other. Stacking makes the lower one read as a translation.
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