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People's Nite Market

The Tribe
Published
08 Nov 2016
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This visual was created for the City of San Antonio Center City Development & Operations Department and Downtown Tuesday. It's a lively concept communicating the dates and location of the market in a whimsical and memorable way. The bright colors of the piece, contrasted with the black background and organized into a functional hierarchy, help engage the viewer and naturally draw the eye to the dates and vital details of the poster. The texture helps to communicate the organic and festive feel of the piece. In print, it almost invites someone reading the poster to reach out and touch the vegetables on the page. At Tribu, fun and functional design is one of our passions. If your business needs a little "umph" in creativity, find out what the Tribe can do for you.

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