CBHFM | 30 Years in St. Marys Campaign

Kieran Pegel

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Graphic Designer

Web Designer

Adobe Illustrator

Adobe Photoshop

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⭐️ The Brief
🎨 Individual Graphic Designs
📢 Campaign Strategy & Implementation
The Final Campaign Look
⚾️ Celebrating CBHFM's 30-Year Milestone
⭐️ THE BRIEF
To commemorate the 30-year anniversary of the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in St. Marys, a group capstone project was initiated. The goal was to design a memorable campaign, with each team member contributing a custom graphic.
🎨 INDIVIDUAL GRAPHIC DESIGNS
Each team member embarked on a creative journey, designing custom graphics that captured the spirit of the celebration. Adobe Illustrator was pivotal in refining these designs.
My Personal Custom Graphic
My Personal Custom Graphic
📢 CAMPAIGN STRATEGY & IMPLEMENTATION
A comprehensive campaign strategy was devised, leveraging various advertising mediums. Social media campaigns were launched, and billboards and posters were strategically placed to maximize reach and engagement.
THE FINAL CAMPAIGN LOOK
The campaign emerged as a vibrant celebration of the Hall of Fame's 30-year legacy in St. Marys. The combination of custom graphics, strategic placements, and engaging content effectively captured the essence of baseball's rich history in the community.
⚾️ CELEBRATING CBHFM'S 30-YEAR MILESTONE
The project became a testament to the enduring impact of baseball in St. Marys, honoring past legends and inspiring future generations.
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Posted Jul 31, 2023

Designed a vibrant campaign for CBHFM's 30-year milestone, celebrating baseball's legacy in St. Marys with custom graphics.

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