Live prototype of the ticketing app

Date

Nov 2023- Feb 2024

Role

Graphic Designer

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{ the challenge }

How can I craft a cohesive promotional campaign for the Queer Ceilidh that utilizing various mediums and platforms to engage the audience and build excitement on a budget?

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{ process }

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Establish striking visuals that resonate across online and physical platforms, capturing the vibrant energy and inclusive spirit of the Queer Ceilidh. This distinct visual identity will break through event promotion clutter and attract a diverse audience. Starting off with a Poster with elements that can be utilised for various other materials like Instagram posts and stickers.

* its actually gaylidh but at this point of the project I didnt realise the spelling being off *
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Striking a balance between captivating visuals and essential information was key for the Gaylidh poster design. I harnessed the vibrant energy of the event through a dynamic flow of bold orange elements, evoking the circular movements of the Ceilidh dances and guiding the viewer's eye towards key details. Opting for a unique colour palette that transcended the traditional rainbow hues, I established a distinctive and eye-catching visual language that stands out from other student Orgamised Network Events.

I repurposed an element from the initial design concept into eye-catching stickers. Replacing traditional flyers, these stickers offered a sustainable and engaging alternative, while conveniently providing all the necessary event information in a user-friendly format.

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{ process }

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Consistency Across Platforms: Translating the established visual design from the poster, I ensured a cohesive and memorable experience across platforms, including eye-catching Instagram squares, engaging stories, and stickers.

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{ Adding a Touch of Sparkle }

In collaboration with fellow committee member and illustrator Milla Markussen, we wanted to make the poster more dynamic and engage viewers by incorporating playful sparkle elements. Milla generously provided additional elements to complement the design.

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{ Refining the Design }

In collaboration with fellow committee member and illustrator Milla's suggestions on strategic positioning and distinctive colours for the newly added graphic elements brought the design to life. This made sure they didn't get lost in the background but instead functioned as unique and eye-catching components, enhancing the overall design.

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{ Building Buzz & Beyond }

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Implementing the established visual style, I designed a dedicated announcement for the crafting session. Balancing differentiation and cohesion was key. I kept the event's typography but introduced new illustrations ensuring the post grabbed attention without blending in with other materials.

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{ Uni-Versal Design }

A valuable lesson: university printers varied greatly in quality but professional prints are out of quetsion. Recognising budget constraints, I prioritised adaptability, ensuring the design held up even with potential colour differences across different printers used by partner networks and charities. This strategic choice helped ensure the event's key message remained clear and impactful, regardless of printer interpretations.

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Where Tradition

Meets Diversity

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Gaylidh Promotion

Looking back, the Gaylidh promotional campaign exceeded expectations. The cohesive visual identity resonated across platforms, generating significant buzz and attracting a diverse audience. I learned the value of adaptability in design, ensuring the message reached everyone regardless of budget constraints. This project served as a rewarding experience, fostering community engagement and celebrating inclusivity.

{ finalised material }

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{ event promotion }

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