EVENT COLLATERAL
First impressions are kind of a big deal, and event branding counts as a first impression. The beauty and usefulness of programs, maps, badges all the pieces of detritus that attendees are handed the minute they walk in the door constitute a collective statement of purpose and intention by the organizers. We love ogling killer examples of event branding, because we know we re not just looking at pretty artwork, we re looking at a dedication to detail. Here s a tip of the hat to four events and designers that really nailed it.
Now Happenings Festival
Designed by Rocio Fernandez, the Argentinian NOW Happenings festival collateral tacks down the tone of the event instantly: avant and highly artistic, an event for creatives and thinkers.
Launch Tradeshow
The Launch Tradeshow collateral set by San Diego s Wedge and Lever, say Organizers of an all-new, California-based lifestyle apparel Trade show contracted us to create a complete identity that would give the Launch Trade show a refined look and feel for its debut. And that they did, with a fresh, beachy theme.
Yay Festival
The Yay Festival is all about the thrum of raw creativity, an energy reflected in the primordial riot of jungle colors and driving brush strokes of their palette and font. Created by Snask from Stockholm, Sweden.
British Independent Film Festival
From the creator, Sam Lane: the idea was to create something innovative that would grab attention and connect with the British Public instantly in order to promote the Festival and Independent Film in Great Britain. This was achieved through the use of a bold colour scheme along with a copy-led campaign that has a very tounge-in-cheek British approach to it.
