Design a poster template and webbanners for a study association!

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Contest details:

Contest holder: ipsofacto
Category: Banner
Total budget: € 100.00
Start date : 14-01-2016 10:52
Ending date : 16-02-2016 10:50
Status : Ended
Required formats: jpg,psd,
Relevant files: None
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Number of designs: 25
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Needs:

We are looking for someone who can design several sketches that our association becomes more recognisable. Some sort of house style, but digital and for posters. Conditions for the style are recognisability and a warm, inviting look, which makes (non-)members want to come to our activity. At first glance it must become clear the poster or webpage is Ipso's. In short: we'd like a template for posters and a banner for our Facebook page and website.

Company description:

Ipso Facto is a study association in Wageningen for bachelor and master students of the courses International Development Studies and Communication Sciences with over 500 members. We organise study related activities like lectures and movienights, but also more informal activities like parties, drinks, a study trip, daytrips, charity activities and way more. The board controls and advises the association, the different committees organise the activities.

Target group:

Our target group is very diverse in kind of people, every person usually with very broad interests. The average bachelorstudent is between ages 18-21, and usually attends the more informal, 'fun' activities. They make up for the big amount of members of the association. Our masterstudents are between 22-28 years old and usually attend the more serious activities like lectures and symposia. We are looking to find a balance between the two groups.

Colors, favourites and other requirements

We'd like to have our logo (see attachment) clearly in the design, but not too prominent. Next to that we'd like to have one or more of the following colours in the design: purple, yellow, blue. Purple and yellow are our association's colours, but we are not too attached to them.