Lincoln Center Summer for
the City Print Production
Lincoln Center Summer for the City Print Production
Lincoln Center Summer for
the City Print Production
Lincoln Center Summer for
the City Print Production
Lincoln Center Summer for
the City Print Production
Lincoln Center Summer for
the City Print Production
Summer for the City is Lincoln Center's largest annual event series, with hundreds of free and Choose-What-You-Pay performances across an entire summer.
The brand look and feel was developed by Pat Morin, with collage artwork by Clint Ramos. My job was to take that system and translate it into the physical world. I designed the print signage that lived across the Lincoln Center campus all summer: wayfinding, 3-sheets, schedule posters, concessions menus, and banner copy applications. I also designed social and website assets that extended the brand into digital.
For Pride, I went further. I originated and designed Lincoln Center's float concept independently, building a visual identity that connected to the SFTC system while standing on its own. The float represented Lincoln Center's LGBTQ+ Employee Resource Group in the NYC Pride parade.
Across three months and 20,000+ attendees, the work was about keeping the brand consistent, alive, and at the scale Lincoln Center deserves.
Summer for the City is Lincoln Center's largest annual event series, with hundreds of free and Choose-What-You-Pay performances across an entire summer.
The brand look and feel was developed by Pat Morin, with collage artwork by Clint Ramos. My job was to take that system and translate it into the physical world. I designed
the print signage that lived across the Lincoln Center campus all summer: wayfinding, 3-sheets, schedule posters, concessions menus, and banner copy applications. I also designed social and website assets that extended the brand into digital.
For Pride, I went further. I originated and designed Lincoln Center's float concept independently, building a visual identity that connected to the SFTC system while standing on its own. The float represented Lincoln Center's LGBTQ+ Employee Resource Group in the NYC Pride parade.
Across three months and 20,000+ attendees, the work was about keeping the brand consistent, alive, and at the scale Lincoln Center deserves.
Summer for the City is Lincoln Center's largest annual event series, with hundreds of free and Choose-What-You-Pay performances across an entire summer.
The brand look and feel was developed by Pat Morin, with collage artwork by Clint Ramos. My job was to take that system and translate it into the physical world. I designed the print signage that lived across the Lincoln Center campus all summer: wayfinding, 3-sheets, schedule posters, concessions menus, and banner copy applications. I also designed social and website assets that extended the brand into digital.
For Pride, I went further. I originated and designed Lincoln Center's float concept independently, building a visual identity that connected to the SFTC system while standing on its own. The float represented Lincoln Center's LGBTQ+ Employee Resource Group in the NYC Pride parade.
Across three months and 20,000+ attendees, the work was about keeping the brand consistent, alive, and at the scale Lincoln Center deserves.
Summer for the City is Lincoln Center's largest annual event series, with hundreds of free and Choose-What-You-Pay performances across an entire summer.
The brand look and feel was developed by Pat Morin, with collage artwork by Clint Ramos. My job was to take that system and translate it into the physical world. I designed the print signage that lived across the Lincoln Center campus all summer: wayfinding, 3-sheets, schedule posters, concessions menus, and banner copy applications. I also designed social and website assets that extended the brand into digital.
For Pride, I went further. I originated and designed Lincoln Center's float concept independently, building a visual identity that connected to the SFTC system while standing on its own. The float represented Lincoln Center's LGBTQ+ Employee Resource Group in the NYC Pride parade.
Across three months and 20,000+ attendees, the work was about keeping the brand consistent, alive, and at the scale Lincoln Center deserves.
Summer for the City is Lincoln Center's largest annual event series, with hundreds of free and Choose-What-You-Pay performances across an entire summer.
The brand look and feel was developed by Pat Morin, with collage artwork by Clint Ramos. My job was to take that system and translate it into the physical world. I designed the print signage that lived across the Lincoln Center campus all summer: wayfinding, 3-sheets, schedule posters, concessions menus, and banner copy applications. I also designed social and website assets that extended the brand into digital.
For Pride, I went further. I originated and designed Lincoln Center's float concept independently, building a visual identity that connected to the SFTC system while standing on its own. The float represented Lincoln Center's LGBTQ+ Employee Resource Group in the NYC Pride parade.
Across three months and 20,000+ attendees, the work was about keeping the brand consistent, alive, and at the scale Lincoln Center deserves.
Summer for the City is Lincoln Center's largest annual event series, with hundreds of free and Choose-What-You-Pay performances across an entire summer.
The brand look and feel was developed by Pat Morin, with collage artwork by Clint Ramos. My job was to take that system and translate it into the physical world. I designed the print signage that lived across the Lincoln Center campus all summer: wayfinding, 3-sheets, schedule posters, concessions menus, and banner copy applications. I also designed social and website assets that extended the brand into digital.
For Pride, I went further. I originated and designed Lincoln Center's float concept independently, building a visual identity that connected to the SFTC system while standing on its own. The float represented Lincoln Center's LGBTQ+ Employee Resource Group in the NYC Pride parade.
Across three months and 20,000+ attendees, the work was about keeping the brand consistent, alive, and at the scale Lincoln Center deserves.
Role
Role
Designed all print signage and applications across the Summer for the City campus. Originated and designed Lincoln Center's Pride float independently.
Designed all print signage and applications across the Summer for the City campus. Originated and designed Lincoln Center's Pride float independently.
Designed all print signage and applications across the Summer for the City campus. Originated and designed Lincoln Center's Pride float independently.
Timing
Timing
Six months, March to August 2023.
Six months, March to August 2023.
Six months, March to August 2023.
Deliverables
Deliverables
3-sheets, tent design, wayfinding signage, social media, flyers, badges, food and drink vouchers, Pride float.
3-sheets, tent design, wayfinding signage, social media, flyers, badges, food and drink vouchers, Pride float.
Role
Designed all print signage and applications across the Summer for the City campus. Originated and designed Lincoln Center's Pride float independently.
Timing
Six months, March to August 2023.
Deliverables
3-sheets, tent design, wayfinding signage, social media, flyers, badges, food and drink vouchers, Pride float.
Role
Designed all print signage and applications across the Summer for the City campus. Originated and designed Lincoln Center's Pride float independently.
Timing
Six months, March to August 2023.
Deliverables
3-sheets, tent design, wayfinding signage, social media, flyers, badges, food and drink vouchers, Pride float.
Credits
Credits
Brand look and feel: Pat Morin. Collage artwork: Clint Ramos.
Brand look and feel: Pat Morin. Collage artwork: Clint Ramos.
Brand look and feel: Pat Morin.
Collage artwork:
Clint Ramos.
Impact
Impact
20,000+ attendees across the summer.
20,000+ attendees across the summer.
20,000+ attendees across the summer.
Credits
Brand look and feel: Pat Morin. Collage artwork: Clint Ramos.
Impact
20,000+ attendees across the summer.
Credits
Brand look and feel: Pat Morin. Collage artwork: Clint Ramos.
Impact
20,000+ attendees across the summer.
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love, sweat, and
tears in Framer.
Made by me with love, sweat,
and tears in Framer.
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