SAUL BASS: Embracing Ambiguity in Visual Storytelling
This zine dives into the work of graphic designer Saul Bass, specifically his use of ambiguity as a design technique. The layout is inspired by his signature style and usage of bold shapes, fragmented forms, and strong color pallets while organising his work and story in a clear, readable way. A big focus is his work in film title sequences and posters, and how his deliberately vague, non-literal approach created intrigue rather than showing the story’s narrative explicitly. It's a technique that defined mid-century design and is still just as relevant today.
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