These dynamic pictogram book posters were developed as part of the promotions for 'Lingua Digitalis', the third book in the Lingua series, which is all about universal, wordless understanding.
Each poster is made to represent a specific country and it encourages you to speak the local language. Germany's poster is made up of beer, cars and wieners and reads "Speak Autobahn," while the one for Italy says "Speak Dolce Vita" and shows a variety of pastas, music and coffee. The posters are vibrant, incredibly bright and follow the same style of Lingua's colorful branding.
Without having to get too close to the posters, it's pretty evident which country is the focus of each one and it's no surprise that the Pictogram Faces Posters recently earned the Red Dot Design Grand Prix award.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Universal Understanding
- Creating visual representations that can be universally understood across different cultures and languages.
- Wordless Communication
- Developing methods of communication that transcend language barriers through the use of symbols and pictograms.
- Visual Branding
- Using vibrant and colorful visual branding to create eye-catching promotional materials.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Language Learning
- Incorporating visual aids and pictograms into language learning materials to enhance understanding and engagement.
- Travel and Tourism
- Utilizing visual representations to bridge the communication gap between tourists and locals in different countries.
- Graphic Design and Advertising
- Exploring the use of pictograms and visual branding to create visually appealing and impactful advertising campaigns.
