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Events · Music festival

Electronic music festival, acid lime

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Prompt

Build a website for Pulse Valley, a three-day electronic music festival in a river valley. Loud and graphic: an acid-lime background with a gigantic royal-blue condensed headline over two lines, tiny spaced-caps notes in the corners, and a dreamy blue wave-line illustration flowing over a night photo of a lit stage. Then a ruled 'music lives here' divider, the line-up as six square artwork tiles with numbers, days, artist names and genres in spaced caps, and a dark landscape band with the dates, a blue 'Get tickets' pill and small caps credits. Ultra-heavy condensed sans-serif for headlines, monospace-style spaced caps for details, lime, royal blue and black.

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At a glance

Industry
Events · Music festival
Style
Bold and colourful
Source
Pinterest pin

Sections in its prompt

  • Schedule or line-up
  • Tickets or RSVP

Design notes

Two colours and big type carry almost everything. A gigantic ultra-heavy condensed headline in royal blue fills the top of an acid-lime page, and a flowing blue-and-lime line wave spills over a night photo of a lit stage. Tiny spaced caps in a typewriter-like face sit in the corners for dates and taglines, like notes on a gig poster. The line-up is the pattern to borrow: six numbered tiles, each with its day, an abstract black-and-blue artwork square, and the act name and genre in spaced caps. A dark landscape band holds the ticket pill. Suited to music festivals, club nights, record labels or event series.

Notes on the original design. The design itself belongs to its designer.

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