YongHoon Cho(Jo)︎︎︎
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2019:
Vans Slip On
Asia Contest
Ranker/ 5th
2020:
Artez Graphic
Design Arnhem
-2024, Graduated
2022:
Sammul Church
Media Production
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BCS DESIGN LAB
Germany,
Oberhausen
2024:
Artez Arnhem Final 2024
Exhibition planning, identity production and design
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About Hoon! ︎
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Yonghoon is a Korean designer and graduated from Artez Graphic Design in 2024.
He shows strong confidence in old printing techniques, old art techniques, books, videos, and illustrations,testing himself with new creative techniques and surprising clients.
His Korean identity and Western education and art education from an early age offer new perspectives to clients and markets.
He mostly recharges himself in his free time by doing powerlifting, cycling, reading journals, cooking, etc. and tries not to tire himself out of his daily iteration.
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Shanghai Joe/ Il mio nome’ shangai joe(1973)
• Director: Mario Caiano
• Starring: Chen Lee, Klaus Kinski, Gordon Mitchell
• Genre: Spaghetti Western, Martial Arts
About my poster
Strengths
• Modern Design and Clean Composition
• The original poster features a complex illustrated style, whereas your poster utilizes clean colors and bold typography to create a modern aesthetic.
• The strong contrast between the yellow background and black typography makes the movie title stand out prominently.
• Effective Use of Rectangular Shapes for Emphasis
• The box around “JOE” effectively highlights the protagonist’s presence.
• The red boxes around hand gestures emphasize the character’s personality and weapons.
• The consistent use of rectangular elements enhances visual unity.
• Powerful Typography
• The large font size and alignment successfully convey the film’s action-packed intensity.
• The still images intuitively communicate the movie’s atmosphere.
Areas for Improvement
• Balance of Box Elements: Some boxes could be adjusted for better proportion and placement.
• Typography and Shape Harmony: Finding a smoother integration between text and rectangular elements could enhance the flow.
• Natural Emphasis on Hands: The red box around the hand gestures might benefit from a more organic placement to feel less rigid.
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Film Overview: Shanghai Joe (1973)
• Director: Mario Caiano
• Starring: Chen Lee, Klaus Kinski, Gordon Mitchell
• Genre: Spaghetti Western, Martial Arts
Set in the late 19th-century American West, Shanghai Joe follows a Chinese martial artist, Shanghai Joe (played by Chen Lee), as he embarks on a journey to America in search of a new life.
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This film combines elements of spaghetti westerns and kung fu action, creating a unique genre crossover.
Initial Reception.
When Shanghai Joe was released in the early 1970s, both spaghetti westerns and kung fu films were gaining popularity. However, due to its low-budget Italian production, it did not achieve significant commercial success.
Genre Significance.
The film is considered an experimental attempt to merge the outlandish adventures of spaghetti westerns with the trending Hong Kong martial arts craze of the time.
Modern Reevaluation.
Over time, Shanghai Joe has gained a cult following. Fans appreciate its unique style and the way it blends Western and martial arts action. While it wasn’t a mainstream hit, its unconventional approach has earned recognition among genre enthusiasts.