For this typography history poster, I explored the bold, expressive style of psychedelic typography from the 1960s. I used warped letterforms, high-contrast colors, and a distorted background to mimic the visual intensity of the era. The layout prioritizes feeling and movement, reflecting how type during this time was meant to be experienced rather than simply read. Influences from concert posters, counterculture art, and music culture guided both the color palette and typographic forms. This piece demonstrates my ability to translate historical design movements into visually engaging, informative compositions.