Inital look book for possible print marketing aesthetics




Initial look at potential options for the print based marketing for our Throwback Friday event. The look has nostalgic touch points from both the 80s and 90s aesthetics which is important when catering to both kids of both decades. Each poster may be more specific to the chosen theme within a decade but a cohesive effect with still be able to be maintained thoughout the event series.

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