Troy Kreiner
The above piece by Troy Krenier could fit into the modernist category as it is clearly laid out to a rigid grid format. It uses photographs true there form and also because it is commenting on something that is happening at that time. It is a publication about tuition fees, where the creator has interviewed to sets of students from contrasting colleges one being Sarah Lawerence college a very expensive college and the other The Cooper Union which stands for the opposite, free education.
Qubik
This piece by qubik could be classed as a modernist style as it uses a sans serif font in a very clear and easy to understand way. The image is also shown just as it is without jazzing it up, it is all very true to form. The layout is also very strong and clear with obvious use of the grid.
Sylvia Ugga
Althoug this piece is playful which could be seen as postmodern, and in some area hard to deceiver, I decided to put it in modernist as modernists like to experiment with new technologies and styles and I feel this booklet has done just that, there is also a clear grid system, its not just text placed randomly on the page it has all been calculated, another modernist trait. The use of a sans serif font also makes this piece more modernist.
Josh Finklea
The simplicity and easy readability makes this piece modernist style.
P.A.R
Although these posters are bit tongue and cheek (post modernist trait) the simplicity and clear boldness of them is more modernist.
Mark gowing
http://markgowing.com/work/posters/preservation-music
http://www.facebook.com/MarkGowingDesign
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