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Designed a promotional poster for AmigoDeLaSalsa's weekly Cuban salsa dance classes in Cressing, Essex. The brief called for a warm, inviting look that would work both as a printed flyer and a social media post.
Used a vintage-cafe color palette (terracotta, cream, and dark brown) with ornate corner frames to give it an upscale, classic dance-hall feel while keeping the layout clean and easy to scan. Structured the info hierarchy so class times/levels, pricing, and the January promo offer are all instantly visible at a glance — key for a flyer people only look at for a few seconds. Added a starburst price badge and a bold "Special Offer" ribbon to draw the eye to the most conversion-driving details (price and free taster classes).
Deliverables: Print-ready poster + social media version
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