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FREE NYC Typographic Poster Set – 3 Editable AI Files

FREE NYC Typographic Poster Set – 3 Editable AI Files

Serkan KÖSEMEK
by Serkan KÖSEMEK · Aug 2025
FREE NYC Typographic Poster Set – 3 Editable AI Files

Project description

This is a free AI poster set inspired by the vibrant energy and layered history of Manhattan. Each poster blends typography, abstract geometry, and photography into a bold visual composition, highlighting the borough’s architectural icons and cultural identity. 📌 What’s inside: 3 editable AI (Adobe Illustrator) poster files Vector-based layouts, fully customizable Inspired by modern editorial design and Japanese typographic aesthetics Perfect for designers, students, and creatives who want to explore urban-inspired poster layouts or remix them for their own projects. ✨ Download it, experiment, and make it your own.

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