The Damned, the Adverts 1977 University of Lancaster, England Concert Poster

The design for The Damned, the Adverts 1977 University of Lancaster uses a vertical arrangement and a white, charcoal, and blue palette to keep the named music subject in view. Strong light-dark contrast separates the main graphic area of The Damned, the Adverts 1977 University of Lancaster from its surrounding lettering. Its white, charcoal, and blue vertical proportions preserve the feel of printed music ephemera while keeping The Damned, the Adverts readable on a wall.

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