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A modular color-block grid for the SUDOR Latin music festival, mixing flat object silhouettes with stacked artist-lineup type across a six-panel layout.
Summary
A festival identity built as a grid of solid color panels, each holding one flat object silhouette or a block of lineup text, for "SUDOR, Festival de música emergente latina."
Visual description
The layout is a patchwork of rectangular panels in five flat colors: black, orange, cornflower blue, lilac, and warm off-white. Top left a black panel carries the "SUDOR" wordmark in a light condensed serif with the festival tagline beneath. Adjacent panels hold single flat silhouettes, a grey sneaker on orange, a black bucket hat on lilac, an orange-and-black microphone on white. A tall blue panel on the right frames a black standing figure silhouette. A large black panel holds dense all-caps artist names stacked in plain sans-serif columns, partly cropped at the panel edges. Each cell is its own self-contained graphic, unified only by the shared palette and the silhouette treatment.
Key takeaway
Treating a festival's whole visual world as interchangeable color-block tiles, so posters, stories, and merch can be assembled by swapping panels. Pairing one bold flat object silhouette per panel against a saturated ground, with the lineup typography becoming its own graphic block rather than a footer.
Reuse notes
Reach for this when a brand needs a flexible system that fills many formats from one toolkit, especially events, festivals, or youth-culture brands. The cropped lineup type that runs off the panel edge signals "there is more" and adds energy. Keep the palette tight, the system reads as chaos if you add more than a handful of colors.
