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Designed an official civic meeting flyer for the City of Dallas District 4 and Councilman Maxie Johnson to connect Tenth Street residents and community leaders. The goal was to build a clean, approachable, and highly legible promotional asset that encourages neighborhood participation and outlines critical municipal updates.
Design Strategy
Structured a clear visual hierarchy with high contrast color blocks to emphasize the meeting date, time, and location for fast readability.
Combined official civic branding with welcoming leadership imagery to foster community trust and engagement.
Optimized layout spacing to ensure clean scanning across print distribution, neighborhood bulletin boards, and digital channels.
Prepared print ready assets with precise formatting suitable for high volume local distribution.
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