Glow festival hanging banners in four variants

Summary

A row of four tall banners that split the identity into three pattern variants and one information panel, unified by the same wordmark plus color square at the foot of each.

Visual description

Four narrow portrait banners hang evenly spaced across a pure black field, each with a dark rail top and bottom and a slight cloth ripple catching light. The first shows vertical green streaks with stepped, pixelated ends radiating out from a bright core, like a spectrum readout. The second is mostly empty black with a solid blue square at the top and an oversized "GLOW" rotated ninety degrees running down the banner in a silver to white gradient. The third carries three magenta columns cascading downward with staircase edges. The fourth is plain black with rotated all-caps lines reading "INTERNATIONAL LIGHT ART FESTIVAL" in white and "GLOWEINDHOVEN.NL" in blue. Three of the four repeat the same small footer lockup, "GLOW" in white caps followed by a filled square in that banner's color.

Key takeaway

Treating one banner in the run as the information panel lets the other three stay purely graphic. Rotating the wordmark to fill a tall format turns an awkward aspect ratio into the strongest panel in the set.

Reuse notes

Useful for street pole banners, expo halls and any campaign that needs a rhythm of variants rather than one repeated poster. The stepped pixel artwork survives large-format printing well. Rotated copy is slow to read, so keep it to a name and a URL rather than real content.