my heart's set on grid

In my Graduate Seminar class, we've been reading about the history behind design movements and the snowball of influences on designers such as Muller-Brockman, Rodchenko and Lissitzky. Known for their timeless/rigorous/precise/objective/utilitarian design methodology and typographic style.

Love Muller-Brockman's posters and as for my time in the MFA, I'm all for honing my formal skills  more.. So, as little commitment to myself and in honor of my appreciation for his work, I'll be trying to learn more about what he calls "democratic behavior" in design and exercise the use of a strict grid in my work.