Festival Fever

Dive into the vibrant world of festival design with this hardback masterpiece by Carolina Amell. This visually stunning book, measuring 180 x 230 mm and encompassing 144 pages, explores the critical role of design in festival posters. Published on 10-10-2017, it highlights how effective communication techniques create a remarkable relationship between art and modernity in diverse urban landscapes. Special attention is given to how corporate identity and advertising strategies transform festival promotion, making it essential reading for designers, marketers, and festival enthusiasts. Experience the exquisite works of renowned artists like Paula Bonet and Studio Muti, alongside talented illustrators such as Invisible Creature, Alexis Bukowski, Studio Fnt, Quim Marin, Yeji Yun, and Lawerta. Each page bursts with inspiration, showcasing innovative designs that capture attention and convey powerful messaging. Perfect for anyone interested in graphic design, this book serves as both a valuable resource and a stunning addition to your coffee table. Elevate your understanding of festival marketing and design as you explore creative strategies that resonate with audiences worldwide.

Author: Carolina Amell Publisher: Monsa
Bind: hardback
Dimensions: 180 x 230 mm
Pages: 144
Publication Date: 10-10-2017

The importance of design for festival posters is becoming increasingly relevant when they are displayed in different cities. Their communication techniques are extremely effective, seeking a relationship between art and modernity, directly focusing on their target. The key point in the advertising and communication of different festivals that we present centers on the corporate image and on its advertising. In recent years, advertisers, copywriters and illustrators have teamed up to offer within an image all the information needed to catch the attention of the public. We highlight the works of: Paula Bonet, Studio Muti, Invisible Creature, Alexis Bukowski, Studio Fnt, Quim Marin, Yeji Yun, and Lawerta.