Israel Silva - Product Designer

Myth Posters is a graphic design project developed during the second semester of a Design degree, as part of the Color and Digital Image course. The assignment consisted of creating a visual piece with an open theme. The final result is a series of minimalist posters inspired by Greco-Roman mythology, featuring graphic elements influenced by literature and the Microsoft PC game Age of Mythology.

Pencil sketches for four myth posters: Zeus eagle, Cronos hourglass, Monte Olimpo temple and Poseidon trident, with handwritten labels

Cronos Saturno poster: red hourglass crossed by a scythe on cream, with Portuguese text on the Titan who devoured his children

Eros Cupido poster: red heart with crossed yellow arrows and white wings on beige, with Portuguese text below

Hades Plutão poster: red Greek helmet above three black Cerberus heads with red eyes, with descriptive Portuguese text

Monte Olimpo poster: white Greek temple on olive clouds over teal, with Portuguese text about the gods

Poseidon poster: orange trident under a yellow crown over teal waves on a sage background, with Portuguese text

Zeus Júpiter poster: black eagle over a white lightning bolt on yellow, with Portuguese text below

Framed Monte Olimpo and Zeus posters hanging side by side on a wall

Hades and Poseidon posters side by side on black

Myth Posters fanned out on black: Eros Cupido with its winged heart and crossed arrows, plus Hades and Poseidon