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Less is Not More – Type Poster for Download

Written by Graham Smith: @imjustcreative—the original Logo Smith since '86. Subscribe RSS

Projecting Helvetica Typographic Poster

A clean helvetica typographic based poster design, free for you to download. I have never understood the phrase “less is more.” How can ‘more’ really be ‘less’. Frankly, it’s a stupid saying. So, this poster put’s things right, at least in my crazy crazy world. And if you want to really debate it, meet me down the pub for a beer.

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You can download the A3 JPEG version of this poster direct via Flickr, so you can throw darts at it or wipe you’re bottom with it.

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The poster was set entirely in Helvetica Neue of various weights

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Jeff Stadden
Less distraction, garbage, irrelevancies, clutter, false starts, unrelated elements, confusion, dilution, narcissistic introspection, vagaries. When there is less, the real idea can be revealed in its most powerful form. It won't necessarily be, but it can be.

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Less distraction, garbage, irrelevancies, clutter, false starts, unrelated elements, confusion, dilution, narcissistic introspection, vagaries. When there is less, the real idea can be revealed in its most powerful form. It won't necessarily be, but it can be.

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Sealobo
Less could be more, because it leaves space for imagination.

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Sealobo
Less could be more, because it leaves space for imagination.

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StrukturGrafiks
less isn't more, I agree. it isn't less, either. it's just a lower dosage of the same potent medicine.

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Daniel Berumen
As long as you don't abuse it.

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StrukturGrafiks
less isn't more, I agree. it isn't less, either. it's just a lower dosage of the same potent medicine.

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Daniel Berumen
As long as you don't abuse it.

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Paul
Less clutter is more aesthetically pleasing, or 'Less is More' Great poster by the way.

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Daniel Berumen
Well said Paul. The simplicity of the porter itself is what makes it work visually.

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Paul
Less clutter is more aesthetically pleasing, or 'Less is More' Great poster by the way.

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Daniel Berumen
Well said Paul. The simplicity of the porter itself is what makes it work visually.

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Jeff Stadden
Less distraction, garbage, irrelevancies, clutter, false starts, unrelated elements, confusion, dilution, narcissistic introspection, vagaries.
When there is less, the real idea can be revealed in its most powerful form. It won't necessarily be, but it can be.

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Jeff Stadden
Less distraction, garbage, irrelevancies, clutter, false starts, unrelated elements, confusion, dilution, narcissistic introspection, vagaries.
When there is less, the real idea can be revealed in its most powerful form. It won't necessarily be, but it can be.

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Sealobo
Less could be more, because it leaves space for imagination.

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Sealobo
Less could be more, because it leaves space for imagination.

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StrukturGrafiks
less isn't more, I agree.
it isn't less, either. it's just a lower dosage of the same potent medicine.

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Daniel Berumen
As long as you don't abuse it.

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StrukturGrafiks
less isn't more, I agree.
it isn't less, either. it's just a lower dosage of the same potent medicine.

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Daniel Berumen
As long as you don't abuse it.

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Paul
Less clutter is more aesthetically pleasing, or 'Less is More'
Great poster by the way.

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Daniel Berumen
Well said Paul.
The simplicity of the porter itself is what makes it work visually.

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Paul
Less clutter is more aesthetically pleasing, or 'Less is More'
Great poster by the way.

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Daniel Berumen
Well said Paul.
The simplicity of the porter itself is what makes it work visually.

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