Promotional assets
Posters, brochures, print collateral, advertising and branding materials designed to communicate the event or message clearly.
CASE 05 / BRAND & EVENT COMMUNICATIONS / ANONYMISED CASE STUDY
A selection of creative communications work across media consulting, event promotion and church/event production—covering both outward-facing assets and the visual experience in the room.
My creative communication work has included brochures, posters, advertising materials, branding assets, print media and event freebies. I have also supported social content creation using AI tools and helped streamline workflows where technology could make the work easier.
Related church and event media work has included promotional graphics and stage/screen-oriented visual elements. These are selected experiences across multiple activities, not a claim that every deliverable belonged to one campaign.
Posters, brochures, print collateral, advertising and branding materials designed to communicate the event or message clearly.
Support for social media content generation, including AI-assisted production and practical workflow streamlining.
Stage and screen visuals that extend communication from promotional materials into the physical event environment.
The through-line is consistency and usefulness: the visual needs to work in its context, whether someone sees a printed poster, a social post, or a screen during an event.
These experiences contribute the visual and creative side of the portfolio alongside my B2B marketing and pre-sales work. They show practical exposure to the relationship between message, medium, production workflow and audience experience.
Project-level attendance, reach or engagement figures have not been included because I do not have verified metrics attached to these selected examples in the available record.
The tools below are included only where documented in my experience. The diagrams and layouts on this page are recreated to explain the process; no internal records or proprietary system configuration is shown.