Minimalist posters for famous songs

Swedish graphic designer Viktor Hertz has started a Kickstarter campaign for his pictogram vinyl posters and we’re about to give him all our money. If you’re wondering what the hell pictograms are, Hertz has described them as “those universal signs you can see at airports” but instead of creating any old airport sign, he’s transformed famous songs into easily digestible, minimalist icons.

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