Poster Sprint Thiết Kế AI Phong Cách Thụy Sĩ

A bold Swiss-modernist event poster in portrait orientation, featuring a warm off-white paper texture, stark black typography, and vivid red accents. The layout is asymmetrical and structured by a rigorous grid with generous negative space. In the top left, small red uppercase text reads "[LIVE APRIL 27–30]", followed by a thin horizontal black line extending rightward. Below it, an oversized, ultra-bold black sans-serif stacked headline reads "[The AI Web Design Sprint]" across four lines, left-aligned and dominating the upper-left composition. In the upper-right quadrant sits a solid red rectangular block, with a compact three-line black uppercase subhead underneath reading "[4 DAYS. REAL PROJECTS. SHIP TOGETHER.]". In the lower-middle section, two documentary-style cropped grayscale portraits of men appear chest-up side by side, slightly overlapping the typography area: the left man has dark slicked-back hair and a short beard, while the right man wears facial hair and a dark baseball cap with embroidered lettering. Both faces are obscured by vertical soft-edged gray censor bars centered over them. Along the right edge, a vertical feature column displays four black square icons separated by thin divider rules with uppercase text labels: a starburst icon labeled "CREATIVE COLLISION", a connected-nodes icon labeled "AI-POWERED WORKFLOWS", a code-brackets icon labeled "CODE IN MOTION", and a terminal prompt icon labeled "REAL-TIME DESIGN". Near the bottom, a full-width footer separated by a horizontal black rule contains four columns divided by slim vertical lines: column 1 reads "BUILD FAST. BREAK RULES. SHARE LOUD."; column 2 lists "MINIMAL PLAYGROUND & AGENCY 976" with small red text "LIVE ON THE WEB"; column 3 lists "CYBERPUNK CAFE SURFERS (LATE SET)", "4 NIGHTS OF CHAOS & CODE", and "THE SOUTH SIDE DIY"; column 4 reads "TICKETS $10 ADV $12 DOS". Along the far lower-right edge, vertical red text reads "[CHICAGO, IL]". Crisp neo-grotesk typography, subtle paper grain, brutalist editorial graphic design.