Stereolube
A street poster for an electronic night at Radion Amsterdam. A tight grid and acid-green type give the event its own visual frequency.
The brief
Design a street poster for an electronic music night at Radion Amsterdam.
What mattered
The poster needed to be noticed at a distance and still communicate the line-up details.
The idea
Use a tight typographic grid and acid-green accents to create a rhythm that fits the music.
My part
I designed the poster’s typography, layout and colour treatment.
What followed
The finished poster brought the event information and its atmosphere into one piece of communication.
Stereolube is a poster project for an electronic music event at an Amsterdam nightclub. The visual identity needed to feel as contemporary, edgy and dark as the music on the program.
The design uses a tight typographic grid, dense information and acid-green accents to create a strong frequency of its own. The poster needed to work from a distance while still holding the details expected from a club-night line-up.
The result is a direct piece of event communication that treats type, color and contrast as part of the atmosphere rather than as decoration around it.