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Two event posters for Steep St. featuring bold typographic layouts and abstract graphical textures in vibrant orange, pink, and purple.

Steep St. Brand Identity 2020

About

This graphic design project for Steep St. showcases two distinct event posters created by Christopher Doyle & Co. The left poster features a vibrant orange background with deep purple typography and abstract blocks, advertising performances by Alexandra Spence, Rand Holland, and Megan Alice Clune. The right poster presents a bright pink and orange composition featuring Petro & Crunche, Club Sound Witches, and Bura Bura. Both posters use bold serif and sans-serif typefaces, layered textures, and high-contrast color combinations to establish a striking visual identity.

Brand

Steep St.

Project

Steep St. Brand Identity 2020

Keywords

event posterposter designbrand identitytypographic postertypographygraphic design

Credits

Christopher Doyle & Co.
Graphic Design

Styles

ArtisticHorizontalGraphic

Techniques

TypographyScreen print / silkscreen

Industries

Music

Context

Advertising Campaign
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