Posters & invitations
A strong title, with details people can read.
Events & experiencesOne event.
One event.
One unmistakable look.
Announcements, programs and badges that share one identity, from the first invite to the final encore.
From invite to encore.
Programs & schedules
A lineup, an agenda or a workshop, easy to follow.
Speaker cards
Every contributor, in the style of the event.
Signage & badges
Wayfinding and event-day essentials.
Try a prompt.
Design conference
Create a visual system for a design conference. Use bold yellow, black typography and geometric shapes across a poster, speaker card and schedule. Use placeholder dates until confirmed.
Community festival
Design a colorful identity for a neighborhood arts festival with an announcement, artist cards and a simple program. Keep essential details easy to read.
Brand workshop
Create a minimal workshop set for a small creative studio: an invitation, a session agenda and a takeaway worksheet. Use warm white, dark ink and a lilac accent.
Frequently asked questions.
Which pieces should an event identity cover?
Start with the announcement and the event details. Extend the direction into speaker cards, a program, invitations, signage and social reminders as needed.
How do I balance expression with useful information?
Let the main visual create the mood, then give dates, locations and the next step a clear, readable hierarchy.
What belongs in an event design brief?
Include the event name, audience, purpose, confirmed details and the full list of touchpoints. Add the atmosphere you want people to feel.