HAUSU event poster with cut-paper floral and handwritten logotype

Summary

A square two-color event poster where a hand-lettered HAUSU logotype sits inside the cream negative space of an oversized cut-paper flower printed in deep forest green.

Visual description

The whole field is built from two flat colors, a warm cream and a dark olive green, with a faint paper grain that reads as a linocut or risograph print. Torn organic petal and leaf shapes interlock across the square so that figure and ground swap constantly; the green positive shapes leave a large irregular cream void in the center. The word HAUSU is hand-drawn in casual green capitals across that void, letters wobbling and uneven so they feel painted rather than set. Running up the left edge, rotated 90 degrees, is a small black line of text reading SAT. 18 FEB 2023. A tiny half-sunburst line motif tucks into the bottom-right corner as a quiet mark.

Key takeaway

Let an oversized organic illustration carve out its own negative space, then drop the title type into that void instead of layering it on top. The strict two-color flat print plus visible paper texture does all the mood work without photography or gradients.

Reuse notes

Strong for music nights, gallery openings, indie events, or any brand wanting a handmade, art-school feel. The rotated edge date is a clean way to add event info without crowding the art. Works best printed or mocked with real paper grain; the wobble lettering can read amateur if the surrounding shapes are not confident.