LETA KAZI — Campaign Poster
A Swahili two-word call to action, rendered as a full-bleed campaign poster with a…
Eight services listed on a frosted glass panel, with the mascot relaxed in a lounge chair to sell the promise: relax, let us design.
A service list is the hardest poster to make interesting — it is fundamentally a bulleted list. The trick was to give the list a physical object to live on: a frosted glass card, softly blurred, floating over a deep blue studio.
The headline is split across the frame in a call-and-response. Left: "Thinking About Business Visibility?" Right: "Relax. Let Us Design." The right-hand answer is set larger and brighter, so the eye resolves the tension in the direction we want.
Every service gets a check badge rather than a bullet — small change, but it reframes a list of things we sell into a list of things already handled.
Fit eight services, a headline, a call to action and full contact details into one frame without it collapsing into a wall of text.
Glassmorphic panel to group the list, split headline to create a question-answer rhythm, and a relaxed mascot to embody the promise.
A Swahili two-word call to action, rendered as a full-bleed campaign poster with a…
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Bring the work. Tell us the business, the audience and the deadline — you will have a fixed price and a delivery date back the same day.