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Vuoden Huiput

Designed by; Tsto

Client; Vuoden Huiput (Grafia ry)

Tsto, a creative agency based in Helsinki, created this lovely printed range for Vuoden Huiput (Best of year in Finnish advertising and design). The aim was to create something ‘dubious and unpredictable’ by using the visual language of anonymous internet users. Tsto then implemented that language into an allusional device known as a rebus- which uses pictures to represent words.

The result was this fresh and engaging range that challenges the viewer to look ‘beneath the mere surface’.

(via visualgraphic)

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