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Triptych poster design featuring a blue sky with an airplane, a red panel with text and a tower, and green grass with overlaid text.

Close Enough Brand Identity 2018

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This triptych poster design created by SCCO Studio for the brand Close Enough is divided into three distinct vertical panels, each presenting a contrasting photographic scene with typographic overlays. The left panel shows an airplane ascending through a blue sky with white clouds, overlaid with vertical text reading 'CLOSE ENOUGH'. The central panel features a reddish-orange textured background with silhouetted trees, a tall structure resembling a transmission tower, and stacked white location names including 'LIDCOMBE', 'AUBURN', 'GRANVILLE', 'SYDNEY', 'CANBERRA', and 'OUTER SPACE'. The right panel displays a dense cluster of lush green leaves with overlaid text containing prose about trust and holding on. The entire composition is framed against a solid black background.

Brand

Close Enough

Project

Close Enough Brand Identity 2018

Keywords

triptych poster designposter designtriptych posterposterbrand identitygraphic design

Credits

SCCO Studio
Graphic Design

Styles

HorizontalCommercialGraphic

Techniques

TypographyScreen print / silkscreen

Context

Advertising Campaign
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