IS Creative Studio — Richars Meza — Lima, Peru

“Festival identities allow us to push boundaries further than typical brand projects. There’s a lot more room to explore different mediums, materials, and creative directions. It’s also incredibly rewarding to see people embrace the design, whether it’s through posters, social media, or even physical spaces. Festivals bring an energy that feels different from everyday work — it’s vibrant, alive, and...

Basar Studio — Oslo, Norway

“To me the best part of working with festival identities is to come up with all the different elements, such as shapes, illustrations, colour palettes and typography. Then, to play around with compositions in different formats, and seeing it all come together nicely, this is when I have a lot of fun. And perhaps the moment I enjoy the most...

Neopop Imaginária — João Pessoa, Brazil

“What strikes us most is the creative and artistic freedom we have in festival branding projects. Composing with different types of media, experimenting with abstract language to communicate concepts, creating environments and defining the mood of a moment. All of this is possible and accessible when building festival brands. The doors to creativity are opened and you can experiment with...