Logo first
One mark, drawn as vector, so every other piece could be produced from it without redrawing.
Case 14 · Event & Expo Branding
An expo kit built by student organisers.

01 · The brief
A student-run expo with volunteer organisers, a local printer and a schedule that did not allow for reprints.
02 · Constraints
03 · Approach
One mark, drawn as vector, so every other piece could be produced from it without redrawing.
The backdrop and standees were locked first because they are the pieces that cannot change once printed.
A grid sized so weak sponsor artwork still sits on a consistent baseline.
Sizes and bleed confirmed with the local printer before artwork started.
04 · What was delivered
Expo logo and the full print kit.
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05 · Gallery






06 · Result
A complete expo kit printed once, on a volunteer budget, with no reprints.
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07 · Questions
Lock the irreversible items first. The backdrop and standees were finalised before anything flexible, and the print specification was confirmed with the local printer before artwork started.
Design a grid that forgives them. Sizing every logo to a consistent baseline matters more than a bespoke layout, because sponsor artwork keeps arriving until the final week.
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