CDCA

Design of a roll-up banner and an A3 poster for an institutional event organized by the CDCA Alsace focusing on the themes of precariousness and isolation.

Tasks Performed

  • Analysis of the brief and the provided informations
  • Graphic Design and Art Direction
  • Illustration
  • Layout of the roll-up banner and A3 poster
  • Preparing Files for Printing

The Project

As part of the event “Precariousness and Isolation: Let’s Talk About It,” organized by the CDCA Alsace (Departmental Council for Citizenship and Autonomy), I was tasked with designing a roll-up banner and an A3 poster to support the event’s promotional efforts.

Based on the information provided by the client, I worked to create a clear and accessible layout, taking care to present sensitive topics with significant social implications in a way that is easy to understand. The graphic design incorporated illustrations that visually conveyed the concepts of precariousness, isolation, and social connections, while remaining consistent with the institutional framework and the values upheld by the CDCA.

The artistic direction was designed to strike the right balance between institutional restraint and a human touch, in order to effectively engage the target audience and industry stakeholders.

The client was very satisfied with the final result, both in terms of content and presentation, and subsequently engaged our services for other communications projects, demonstrating their confidence in the quality of our work.

My Other Projects

CDCA

  • Analysis of the brief and the provided informations
  • Graphic Design and Art Direction
  • Illustration
  • Layout of the roll-up banner and A3 poster
  • Preparing Files for Printing

As part of the event “Precariousness and Isolation: Let’s Talk About It,” organized by the CDCA Alsace (Departmental Council for Citizenship and Autonomy), I was tasked with designing a roll-up banner and an A3 poster to support the event’s promotional efforts.

Based on the information provided by the client, I worked to create a clear and accessible layout, taking care to present sensitive topics with significant social implications in a way that is easy to understand. The graphic design incorporated illustrations that visually conveyed the concepts of precariousness, isolation, and social connections, while remaining consistent with the institutional framework and the values upheld by the CDCA.

The artistic direction was designed to strike the right balance between institutional restraint and a human touch, in order to effectively engage the target audience and industry stakeholders.

The client was very satisfied with the final result, both in terms of content and presentation, and subsequently engaged our services for other communications projects, demonstrating their confidence in the quality of our work.