Visual Identity Design for Events

A course by Alexandro Valcarcel , Graphic Designer and Art Director

Graphic Designer and Art Director. Lima, Peru.
Joined December 2020
98% positive reviews (44)
1,221 students
Audio: Spanish
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Develop the personality, brand value, and target audience for events held in-person or online

Want to discover the key to creating designs that can really impact and mobilize your audience? Graphic designer and art director Alexandro Valcarcel is an expert in finding the perfect aesthetic, typography styles, and shapes to advertise all kinds of events. Join him and learn how to bring soulful events to life using the power of imagery.

In this course, Alexandro teaches you how to develop the key elements of any event. Use these tools to convey its personality and the brand value that connects it with the target audience. Build its visual identity and look at the key methods of adapting your event so it works both in-person and online.

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What will you learn in this online course?

18 lessons & 27 downloads

Events and design
13 minutes, 14 seconds
A successful poster
12 minutes, 4 seconds
The opportunity to experiment
9 minutes, 12 seconds
A strong visual identity
14 minutes, 18 seconds
The brief
10 minutes, 56 seconds
Map the concept
10 minutes, 30 seconds
  • 98% positive reviews (44)
  • 1,221 students
  • 18 lessons (3h 28m)
  • 27 additional resources (6 files)
  • Online and at your own pace
  • Available on the app
  • Audio: Spanish
  • Spanish · English · Portuguese · German · French · Italian · Polish · Dutch · Turkish · Romanian · Indonesian
  • Level: Beginner
  • Unlimited access forever

What is this course's project?

Devise a visual identity and key adaptations for an event that works both in physical and virtual spaces. Join your teacher as he case studies the design project of Peruvian theater festival Sala de Parto.

Projects by course students

Who is this online course for?

This course is for graphic designers or junior art directors who want to discover new concept creation and design methods that can be applied to any type of event. It's also perfect for anyone interested in self-managing projects.

Requirements and materials

You need basic knowledge of Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop to take this course.

In terms of materials, all you need is a computer with both Illustrator and Photoshop installed.


Reviews

1,221 Students
44 Reviews

Alexandro Valcarcel

Alexandro Valcarcel
A course by Alexandro Valcarcel

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Graphic Designer and Art Director

What started out during college as a way of getting more people to come to his film society ended up solidifying Alexandro Valcarcel's passion for graphic design. Poster design went from being just a hobby to a successful career. Since 2016, he has been head of design at Teatro La Plaza (Lima, Peru) and is also currently a design consultant for its theater festival, Sala de Parto, which involves creating proposals, posters, and visual identities.

He has also exhibited in and been selected for festivals such as the Havana International Film Festival and the Rzeszow Theater Poster Biennale in Poland. Some of his works have been published in graphic design books by publishers such as Sandu/Promo Press, Hightone, Bloomsbury, and Capsules Books, while others have given a voice to social protests in his country. In addition, he has developed projects for clients such as Damiani Editore (Italy), the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), the Goethe Institut, the ICRC (International Committee of the Red Cross), IOM (UN International Organization for Migration), the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, Al Este Film Festival, and various theater and film directors across Peru.


Content

  • U1

    Introduction

    • Presentation
    • Influences
  • U2

    Generating connections

    • Events and design
    • A successful poster
    • The opportunity to experiment
    • A strong visual identity
  • U3

    Strategy

    • The brief
    • Map the concept
    • Mood board
    • Organization of information
  • U4

    Building identity

    • How to define the system
    • Main poster and variations
    • Event scheduling
    • Physical adaptations 1
    • Physical adaptations 2
  • U5

    Digital platforms

    • Digital adaptations 1
    • Digital adaptations 2
    • Thinking your event in virtual environments
  • FP

    Final project

    • Poster Design

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FAQs

You’ll learn how to create posters, flyers, and visual identities for cultural events using graphic design techniques, experimental branding, typographic composition, and both analog and digital creative processes.

Yes, this course is geared toward those with intermediate graphic design skills who want to deepen their knowledge of posters, visual identity, and branding for cultural events.

It’s recommended to have basic to intermediate graphic design knowledge, familiarity with digital design software, and an understanding of visual concepts to get the most out of this course.

You’ll need access to graphic design software like Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator, basic sketching materials, and a willingness to experiment with both manual and digital techniques.

The course covers poster design, visual identity, cultural branding, brutalist and minimalist composition, digital collage, analog effects, expressive typography, and adapting identities for digital and physical media.

Yes, you’ll learn how to adapt visual identities and posters to various digital formats and platforms, including social media.

Yes, the course teaches digital collage techniques, magazine recycling, creating analog effects, and visual experimentation to enhance your projects.

Information about the course and certificate

Visual Identity Design for Events. Design course by Alexandro Valcarcel

Visual Identity Design for Events

A course by Alexandro Valcarcel
Graphic Designer and Art Director. Lima, Peru.
Joined December 2020
  • 98% positive reviews (44)
  • 1,221 students