Dynamic Diagonals

During the 1930's was the tipping point for history in the world of graphic design. The Russian avant-grade who embraced the revolution were facing persecution under Stalin's regime. Later when Gustav Klutis was campaigning he used a photo college of hands together that was in an 45 degree angle against the red background. The diagonals were a constructivists trademark and he was familiar with this composition. After that happened it helped paved a way to modernism.

Dynamic Flames

 by digitalhalcyon

http://www.deviantart.com/art/Dynamic-Flames-883849
This caught my attention due to the dramatic diagonal  and the way the fire is captured in the picture.

Another Vector



By: khroma

http://www.deviantart.com/art/Another-Vector-2977459

 This caught our attention due to both the angle and the colors of the picture.

Dynamic Stalemate

By: FroggyD

http://www.deviantart.com/art/Dynamic-Stalemate-127154314

Caught our attention due to the diagonals.

Hellboy Noir

By: M-Milburn

http://m-milburn.deviantart.com/art/Hellboy-Noir-370004452

This caught our attention due to the contrasting colors, diagonals, and how it works together. 

MCJ2