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Mexico inspired poster series explodes with a rainbow of colours

This bold poster series by Ingrid Picanyol is inspired by the Mexican architect Luís Barragá. Created during the designer's stay in Mexico City, the colourful architectural shapes provide a fun and unique approach to portraying landscapes through graphic design.

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Three vibrant poster designs featuring bold geometric shapes and bright colours inspired by Mexican architecture, arranged side by side

The Barcelona-based designer explains: "Each project is meticulously researched, every avenue explored, with a bespoke visual language being the end result. Design is a type of communication. It’s about the way an object or idea speaks to its audience."

Previous projects span the fields of graphic design and art direction, and Ingrid has lent her creative skills to all manner of client projects. Discover more of her work on Behance.

Via Behance | All images courtesy of the designer

Bold poster by Ingrid Picanyol featuring vibrant pink, red and coral geometric shapes inspired by Mexican architect Luís Barragán, with bright accents of yellow, purple and green
Ingrid Picanyol's geometric poster featuring blue architectural forms, a yellow sun, pink shapes and colourful rectangles inspired by Mexican modernism
Geometric poster with turquoise, yellow, pink and purple shapes representing architectural forms inspired by Luis Barragán, designed by Ingrid Picanyol
Repeating pattern of colourful geometric architectural shapes in bright pink, blue, yellow and coral with CDMX text on white background
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