Event promotion design
Case Study: Dig For Victory with maps, adverts and banners for more than 8 years
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"The Dig For Victory Show has worked with Emily for several projects and events. Emily is a talented illustrator who has created beautiful images to compliment our existing branding and her ability to our interpret our design brief has always been excellent. Emily is always a pleasure to work with and we couldn’t recommend her highly enough." |
Create a distinct and memorable identity for your event, business or brand with one of my custom illustrations. Just like these 1940's themed illustrations for the Dig for Victory Show in North Somerset.
The bespoke illustration will set you apart from competitors who may rely on stock photos, generic images or worse- AI!! As a combined graphic designer-illustrator, I can create the pictures exactly how you require and then lay them out professionally on the page with the ability to incorporate them into any form of marketing materials you may require- like the children's trail adapted for Dig For Victory Show below.
Read about why working with a graphic designer-illustrator is a good move here. Large eye-catching banners that don't lose quality! |
Children's Trail design
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This needed to be cost-effective and suitable for printing on a standard home printer. Using my skills as a designer and illustrator, I created a consistent document for the children's trail, incorporating original artwork elements from the main flyer, but in black and white.
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"This looks brilliant and is the best we’ve had to date!! Thank you." |
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What a ticket!
Maintaining consistency in design throughout event promotional materials is essential for creating a polished, professional atmosphere. It not only shows a genuine pride in the event but also reflects attention to detail, making attendees feel valued. The clear, cohesive graphics make it easier for people to navigate and enjoy themselves, enhancing their overall experience. When the design is done right, it encourages repeat attendance year after year, as visitors feel connected to an event that values both creativity and clarity.
