• The placement/spacing here feels a little awkward. I think Gainesville needs an anchor separate from the H. - carrie lee grant

GCF 2008

Poster for our Christmas festival this year.

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  1. joe burns (44 months ago | reply)

    Marketing theme for our 2008 GCF.

    Need anything?

  2. David Choate (44 months ago | reply)

    I think this is beautiful.

    I'm not quite sure about the image on the bottom. It looks nice but I am not sure what it is. Is it supposed to be snow, cloth, foam on a latte?

    Maybe a line of text could help explain what the festival is and how it ties to the candy.

  3. joe burns (44 months ago | reply)

    Yeah, it's supposed to be candy canes in snow...but there is no snow in Florida this time of year (how funny am I?) so I used one of those tree skirt things instead.

    This year's theme is "The Legend of the Candy Cane"...so maybe I will put it on there some how.

  4. estherproject (44 months ago | reply)

    Def. put the theme on there. Maybe in place of "Open the gifts of the season" b/c that doesn't make any sense to me anyway.

  5. carrie lee grant (44 months ago | reply)

    I think there are a few things going on with the type layout that could definitely be tightened up with a little grid system. You have some stuff that feels a little "floaty" because they're not anchored to anything in particular. It's mostly just around your title area. I tend to be a little OCD about grid systems though. haha.

    The colors and textures are absolutely amazing, by the way. That blue especially is VERY nice!

  6. theocratica (44 months ago | reply)

    Agree with Carrie. The spacing between the "gainesville" and "christmas" is a little weird to me.

    All in all though, I enjoy what you've done with the poster. There's such an over-saturation of Christmas artwork that relies on red/green/white, and all the typical imagery. This feels very "Christmas" without feeling cliche imo.

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