Flier of the Week: Swayback at hi-dive

This week we had lots of fine material to choose from, but this flier stood out even among the wonderfully crowded field of great images and cool design. We're not too sure what, if anything, the image is supposed to represent -- is it a circuit diagram? cell mitosis? what...

By Cory Casciato

January 13, 2010

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This week we had lots of fine material to choose from, but this flier stood out even among the wonderfully crowded field of great images and cool design.

We're not too sure what, if anything, the image is supposed to represent -- is it a circuit diagram? cell mitosis? what you see when you close your eyes and rub them real hard? -- but we don't really much care either. It's just really cool.

Also, nice job working the type into the overall design. And while we never in a million years of Sundays would have chosen that black/pink/yellow/orange color scheme, it's actually damn cool.

All in all, color us impressed (in shades of black, pink, orange and yellow). Really excellent work.

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