Poster 53rd Jazz nad Odrą, World Day of Polish Jazz, music record and publishing fair, Louis Armstrong, 48x68 cm, by J. Zasada, Jakub Zasada

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Created for the 53rd Jazz nad Odrą festival, this poster combines bold sans-serif typography, geometric graphics, and a photographic portrait of a jazz musician—most likely Louis Armstrong—in a style reminiscent of mid-century jazz posters. Deep black dominates the background, complemented by a matte magenta band at the bottom, with additional accents of mustard yellow, purple, and teal. Graphic elements like stylized vinyl records and scattered confetti-like dots create a rhythmic, dynamic structure. The musician’s portrait, rendered in a grainy monochrome, reinforces the vintage aesthetic. The poster is printed on matte 120 g offset paper, sized 48x68 cm. The composition references urban culture and jazz freedom—color contrasts evoke the energy of night concerts, while graphic simplification lends a contemporary edge. The grainy portrait texture suggests authenticity and nostalgia, and the dynamic splashes of color, scattered like notes on a staff, recall the spontaneity of a jam session. The poster bridges the tradition of classic jazz design with a modern visual language. It would serve as a strong centerpiece in a living room, creative space, or home music studio. The poster can be paired with industrial furniture, black or steel frames, and textiles in shades of grey, magenta, or ochre. It is worth combining with other music-themed posters or minimalist prints to create a cohesive, rhythmic gallery wall. When properly lit, it accentuates interiors inspired by vintage or loft styles. The work is printed on 120 g offset paper. Before shipping, the poster is rolled and packed in a sturdy tube to ensure safe delivery and maintain print quality.

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