Bad Design Club
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The Bad Design Club is an initiative by Ryan Huang, aiming to create a space for students to learn, get together, and just have fun. On his website, Huang writes:
For the three years that I’ve been studying design at my school, there has never been an active graphic design club. As I’m getting closer and closer to graduation, I’m realizing it’s now or never to start the club that I’ve always hoped to have for future students.
Posting posters up on the precious real estate of the art building’s walls and bulletin boards became an important way to get word out about the club, presenting a need for me to create designs that would appeal to other designers.
The logo is based on Romie Italic, modified by Ryan. The branding is set in Romie (designed by Margot Lévêque) alongside Neue Haas Grotesk. The first poster features Millionnaire (from Altiplano Typefaces) in the background.
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