#Ryszard Kajzer

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For my poster, I would like to use a simple modernist font that will complete the character of my poster. I decided to use the Calibri sans serif font because it perfectly fits the style of the Polish school of posters and reminds me of the font used by the artist - Ryszard Kajzer.

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Małgorzata Bogunia-Borowska, Joanna Rzońca „Media dwudziestolecia”

Narodowe Centrum Kultury, 2022 Narodowe Centrum Kultury w swojej serii „20 lat XX wieku” prezentuje książki omawiające wybrane obszary życia odrodzonej Rzeczypospolitej. Po tomach poświęconych sztuce i architekturze, w tym roku ukazała się trzecia publikacja – zatytułowana „Media dwudziestolecia”. Dla świata mediów, początek XX wieku, był okresem rozwoju stosunkowo nowych sposobów docierania do…

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Ryszard Kajzer

Ryszard Kajzer specializes in posters, publishing graphics and drawing, b. Born on February 25, 1973 in Świerczyn near Włocławek. In 1994, he began his studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, graduating with the Rector's distinction in 1999 at the Publishing Graphic Design Studio of prof. Lech Majewski. In the years 1997-99 he was an assistant in the Poster Design Studio of prof. Mieczysław Wasilewski. In the years 2000–06 he was an assistant at the Publishing Graphic Design Studio of prof. Lech Majewski. Winner of numerous awards for his poster work. My most important inspiration is Ryszard Kajzer, an artist working at the Polish School of Posters.

He is an artist belonging to the so-called "Modern Polish School of Posters", due to the dated end of 1999-2000. My particular attention will be drawn to his very simple, yet characteristic of the Polish school of poster style. I would like to focus most on his series of cinematic festival posters. Intense, bright colors, simplified form to the limit, simple sans-serif typography and the transparency and simplicity of the poster itself. These are the characteristics of this series, which made Ryszard Kajzer my most important inspiration. The artist also learned simple forms from excellent artists, in particular Mieczysław Wasilewski, hence the characteristics of the golden years of that period were preserved.