Speak Up, Scale Down
Speak Up, Scale Down
Speak Up, Scale Down
Speak Up, Scale Down
Speak Up, Scale Down
CATEGORY → EXHIBITION DESIGN
CATEGORY → EXHIBITION DESIGN
CATEGORY → EXHIBITION DESIGN
CATEGORY → EXHIBITION DESIGN
CATEGORY → EXHIBITION DESIGN
If you could change one thing about the world, what would it be?
If you could change one thing about the world, what would it be?
If you could change one thing about the world, what would it be?
If you could change one thing about the world, what would it be?
If you could change one thing about the world, what would it be?
This was the question designers answered at “Speak Up, Scale Down,” a juried design show held at the Pet Shop Gallery in Omaha in December 2018. Student graphic designers from the University of Nebraska at Omaha and professional designers from the local area were challenged to create small-scale 4”x6” risograph prints with a large impact. Designers were forced to creatively overcome the scale limitation through dynamic layouts, colors, and images. The goal of the show was to present local design talent as well as raise money for Benson First Friday, an Omaha based nonprofit dedicated to supporting the region’s emerging and established artists.
This was the question designers answered at “Speak Up, Scale Down,” a juried design show held at the Pet Shop Gallery in Omaha in December 2018. Student graphic designers from the University of Nebraska at Omaha and professional designers from the local area were challenged to create small-scale 4”x6” risograph prints with a large impact. Designers were forced to creatively overcome the scale limitation through dynamic layouts, colors, and images. The goal of the show was to present local design talent as well as raise money for Benson First Friday, an Omaha based nonprofit dedicated to supporting the region’s emerging and established artists.
This was the question designers answered at “Speak Up, Scale Down,” a juried design show held at the Pet Shop Gallery in Omaha in December 2018. Student graphic designers from the University of Nebraska at Omaha and professional designers from the local area were challenged to create small-scale 4”x6” risograph prints with a large impact. Designers were forced to creatively overcome the scale limitation through dynamic layouts, colors, and images. The goal of the show was to present local design talent as well as raise money for Benson First Friday, an Omaha based nonprofit dedicated to supporting the region’s emerging and established artists.
This was the question designers answered at “Speak Up, Scale Down,” a juried design show held at the Pet Shop Gallery in Omaha in December 2018. Student graphic designers from the University of Nebraska at Omaha and professional designers from the local area were challenged to create small-scale 4”x6” risograph prints with a large impact. Designers were forced to creatively overcome the scale limitation through dynamic layouts, colors, and images. The goal of the show was to present local design talent as well as raise money for Benson First Friday, an Omaha based nonprofit dedicated to supporting the region’s emerging and established artists.
This was the question designers answered at “Speak Up, Scale Down,” a juried design show held at the Pet Shop Gallery in Omaha in December 2018. Student graphic designers from the University of Nebraska at Omaha and professional designers from the local area were challenged to create small-scale 4”x6” risograph prints with a large impact. Designers were forced to creatively overcome the scale limitation through dynamic layouts, colors, and images. The goal of the show was to present local design talent as well as raise money for Benson First Friday, an Omaha based nonprofit dedicated to supporting the region’s emerging and established artists.
Logo design
The Speak Up, Scale Down logotype uses two squares—one large, and one small— as a substitute typographical elements. The contrast between the larger and smaller squares illustrates the action of "scaling down."
Logo design
The Speak Up, Scale Down logotype uses two squares—one large, and one small— as a substitute typographical elements. The contrast between the larger and smaller squares illustrates the action of "scaling down."
Logo design
The Speak Up, Scale Down logotype uses two squares—one large, and one small— as a substitute typographical elements. The contrast between the larger and smaller squares illustrates the action of "scaling down."
Logo design
The Speak Up, Scale Down logotype uses two squares—one large, and one small— as a substitute typographical elements. The contrast between the larger and smaller squares illustrates the action of "scaling down."
Scalability and color palette
The logo remains highly legible at small scales, which was especially important for the Speak of Scale brand given its scale limitations for printed materials. The bright pink and black in the color palette is inspired by the colors commonly used in risograph printing—the print method being used for all of the posters in the show.
Scalability and color palette
The logo remains highly legible at small scales, which was especially important for the Speak of Scale brand given its scale limitations for printed materials. The bright pink and black in the color palette is inspired by the colors commonly used in risograph printing—the print method being used for all of the posters in the show.
Scalability and color palette
The logo remains highly legible at small scales, which was especially important for the Speak of Scale brand given its scale limitations for printed materials. The bright pink and black in the color palette is inspired by the colors commonly used in risograph printing—the print method being used for all of the posters in the show.
Scalability and color palette
The logo remains highly legible at small scales, which was especially important for the Speak of Scale brand given its scale limitations for printed materials. The bright pink and black in the color palette is inspired by the colors commonly used in risograph printing—the print method being used for all of the posters in the show.
Scalability and color palette
The logo remains highly legible at small scales, which was especially important for the Speak of Scale brand given its scale limitations for printed materials. The bright pink and black in the color palette is inspired by the colors commonly used in risograph printing—the print method being used for all of the posters in the show.
Artwork from Speak Up Scale Down in the professional category. Top Left: Paul Meyer, Bottom Left: Michael Stevens, Right: Cody Fenske
Fewer Marriages Shattered
My submission to the show answering the prompt “If you could change one thing about the world, what would it be?” | 4″×6″ risograph print
Fewer Marriages Shattered
My submission to the show answering the prompt “If you could change one thing about the world, what would it be?” | 4″×6″ risograph print
Fewer Marriages Shattered
My submission to the show answering the prompt “If you could change one thing about the world, what would it be?” | 4″×6″ risograph print
Fewer Marriages Shattered
My submission to the show answering the prompt “If you could change one thing about the world, what would it be?” | 4″×6″ risograph print
Fewer Marriages Shattered
My submission to the show answering the prompt “If you could change one thing about the world, what would it be?” | 4″×6″ risograph print
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