Minimalist Posters Play With Musical Genres

Challenging a group of 13 designers to each creates a poster representing one musical genre, the creative people at Edits by Edit gave these simple instructions: use only one element and one typeface (stating the genre). What was created is a stunningly minimalist yet readable series of prints. What makes these posters so unique is despite their pared-down simplicity, they truly do feel like the music they represent.

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