Posters · Brandon Warrell

Poster Design: Event, Show and Typographic Posters

Posters are most of my work: event promotion, show advertising and typographic art, all prepared as print-ready files.

Turntable Takeover event poster: glowing pink title over tropical leaves and DJ decks, with event details and a QR code

Turntable Takeover: event poster and animated banner

An 11 × 17 in, 4-color (CMYK, U.S. Web Coated SWOP v2) poster for a fictional DJ night, packaged for print in Illustrator, plus a matching 160 × 600 animated web banner made in After Effects. All the event details sit in one tight block beside a QR code. (SCF coursework, Communication Design, Spring 2025. DJ photo: stock image.)

Words That Take Shape: typographic posters

Two nonprofit posters built entirely from words: a black rhino for the International Rhino Foundation (11 × 14 in) and a house and family for Habitat for Humanity (11 × 17 in), delivered as print PDFs with 0.125 in bleed. After critique, the rhino was scaled to 90% and about 400 more small words were added to sharpen the outline. (SCF coursework, Typography, 2025–26. Class project, not commissioned by either organization.)

Cirque de Paris: show poster and Instagram set

A show poster and three Instagram posts for a design test, built to a locked four-color palette of purple, gold, hot pink and teal. Each post has one job: awareness, ticket sales, and a family four-pack offer. (Design test, spec work, 2026, Photoshop. Performer photos: Cirque de Paris promotional images.)

Black rhino head built entirely from conservation words such as poaching, ranger, snare and calf, for the International Rhino Foundation

Roof and family shapes filled with words like build, hope, shelter and dignity, on cyan, with the Habitat for Humanity logo

Cirque de Paris show poster: performer in red under a gold title, pink 50% off badge, teal info strip with date and venue

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