Coriolis Effect Poster

This poster combines analog typography and photography to help explain the Coriolis effect, a principle from physics used primarily in navigation, meteorology, and ballistics. The text of the poster explains the effect in simple and visual language. It turns an abstract principle into an experience that people can relate to, the proper targeting and aiming of missiles. Reflected and overlaid images are used to allude to the multiple frames of reference involved in understanding the effect.