A bold festival universe needs visuals that match its ambition. For Nibiru, I created over 800 individual graphics spanning social media, festival aesthetics, promotional materials and print. The work brought its space-inspired identity into everything from daily announcements to the details shaping the festival experience.
Objectives
Build a recognisable visual presence that captures Nibiru’s ambition, generates excitement and communicates clearly across digital platforms and festival spaces.
Challenges
Keep hundreds of designs consistent while giving different events, campaigns and practical information their own space within Nibiru’s bold visual world.
Solutions
Adapt a shared visual language across formats, combining distinctive imagery, clear typography and flexible layouts to balance creative expression with practical communication.
My approach connected Nibiru’s cosmic identity with the energy of a summer festival. Vivid colours, surreal environments and expressive compositions gave the work its character, while clear visual hierarchy kept essential information easy to find. Each design served its own purpose while feeling part of the same universe.
From imagined planetary landscapes to playful festival scenes, I developed visuals that made Nibiru’s universe feel tangible. These compositions brought together space, music and summer culture, giving individual announcements a distinctive setting and creating room for fresh ideas within the festival’s established identity.
Artist announcements, event promotions and everyday updates each needed a clear place in Nibiru’s social presence. I translated the festival’s visual identity into content designed to catch attention, make key details easy to read and maintain a recognisable style across a varied, ongoing stream of posts.
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Over 800 individual graphics brought Nibiru’s visual world across screens, print and festival spaces. The final body of work covered both headline campaigns and essential supporting materials, showing how one creative direction could accommodate a wide range of messages, formats and experiences.