Now that's what we call a poster.
For years now, design fans have been bemoaning a lack of originality in film and TV posters, and with so many designs adhering to the standard 'floating heads' formula, it's easy to see why. But every now and again something truly inventive comes along – and this new Japanese crime show poster is exactly that.
Elpis: Hope or Disaster is a new crime drama which explores both a real-life false conviction scandal, as well as the experience of female reporters in Japan’s male-dominated newsrooms. And the poster is going down a storm on Reddit. At first glance, it looks like the poster features the three main characters, each distorted at the edges by some CRT screen-esque static. But look at little closer, and you'll see that it isn't static at all. In fact, these are piles of papers, notebooks and pencils, all colour-matched to the photos of the cast.
"Holy sh*t! So this is all in-camera? That’s even cooler!!" One Redditor exclaims,"Finally, some actual design porn," .The poster is the work of Yuni Yoshida, whose artworks often play with our perceptions of ordinary objects. You can see more examples over on Yoshida's Instagram page .
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