If you loved Viktor Hertz's work on minimalist movie posters, then you're going to love his latest work dubbed the pictogram music posters.
The last time people saw Hertz's art pieces, he explored movies and social media. This time he's going after song titles in the impressive pictogram music posters. Each of his new works depicts a simple, minimalist image that best represents a popular tune. From The Supremes' 'Stop in the Name of Love' to The Doors' 'Light My Fire,' Hertz again impresses viewers with a whole new set of prints that are subtly attractive.
The pictogram music posters are both clever and well-executed. Hopefully more prints will follow in the series. Perhaps an interpretation of a Radiohead song should come next?
Minimalist Song Title Prints
Viktor Hertz is Back with the Impressive Pictogram Music Posters
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