# Constructivist Poster: motion graphics style

> Bars, wedges and a red disc slash into a tilted composition while condensed capitals slam onto a red diagonal bar and lines radiate from a corner. Based on 1920s Constructivist posters; for bold campaigns, music and editorial openers.

- Category: [Print & Design Movements](https://aimotions.art/category/print-design-movements/)
- Also known as: constructivism, russian avant-garde poster, diagonal poster design, red black poster, avant-garde typography, agitprop style layout, suprematist shapes
- Demo built with: SVG · Energy: Lively · Background: Light bg
- Live demo: https://aimotions.art/styles/constructivist-poster/
- Spanish version: https://aimotions.art/es/estilos/constructivist-poster/

## Prompt (replace [TEXT] with your text)

```text
Create a Constructivist poster animation for [TEXT] using only red, black and aged cream paper with grain. Build a diagonal composition: a big red disc with a turning black sector, a long black wedge shooting in from the bottom-left corner, thin black rules crossing at opposite angles, a halftone-dotted disc and fan of black lines radiating from the lower-left corner. A wide red band tilted about fifteen degrees slides in along its own axis, then [TEXT] slams onto it letter by letter in condensed heavy cream capitals, each letter overshooting slightly. Every element enters along its own diagonal with fast, decisive easing. Hold while arcs pulse outward from the corner like a loudspeaker and the sector turns, then all pieces fly out along their diagonals and loop.
```

## Visual DNA

- Red, black and aged cream only, flat ink with paper grain
- Everything on strong diagonals: tilted bars, a long wedge, crossing rules
- Condensed heavy capitals in cream on a red diagonal band
- Lines radiating from one corner with wave arcs pulsing outward
- Halftone disc and abstract geometry instead of photographic figures

The prompts are free to copy, adapt and use in personal and commercial projects, with no credit required. Republishing the collection or a substantial part of it (for example as another library or a dataset) requires written permission.

How to cite: Constructivist Poster, aimotions, https://aimotions.art/styles/constructivist-poster/