Picture Show 2002 // Graphic Artists Guild of New York
A print campaign celebrating independent illustration.
Picture Show 2002, the Graphic Artists Guild of New York’s illustration marketplace, needed promotional materials that showcased participating artists while giving the event a cohesive identity. Linda Modica combined their diverse artwork with bold typography and inventive print layouts across an onsite booklet, a mailed invitation with an attached admission ticket, and a promotional postcard. The Guild’s mission statement, arranged around its logo, placed the organization’s purpose at the center of the design.
Services Provided
Creative Direction | Event Print Design | Booklet Design | Invitation + Ticket Design | Promotional Postcard Design | Typography + Layout
Picture Show 2002 booklet featuring an orange illustration collage on the cover and the Graphic Artists Guild mission statement arranged around its logo on the back.
Graphic Artists Guild logo surrounded by its mission statement in radiating white typography on a black background, designed for Picture Show 2002.
Picture Show 2002 booklet spreads featuring orange and blue illustration collages, the Guild’s radial mission statement, and repeating event typography.
Picture Show 2002 folded invitation featuring colorful illustrated figures and marquee lettering, shown beside an admission ticket with participating artists’ illustrations.
Unfolded Picture Show 2002 invitation showing participating artists’ illustrations, event details, an admission ticket, and a mailing panel.
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