One idea.
Different forms.

Open Ends is a self-initiated fictional arts-week identity. The work below shows three linked design problems, not three invented clients.

Catch a passing eye.

The poster has one job before it has any others: make the name and invitation legible at a glance. Large stacked words anchor the open bracket motif.

Identity / Poster / Public invitation

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Make the object
explain itself.

The making-kit sleeve turns the bracket into a generous frame. A direct label says what the object is; the short phrase leaves room for play.

Read the packaging decision

Give the reader a rhythm.

The program trades poster scale for paragraphs, margins and a calmer sequence. The visual language remains recognizable without overwhelming the text.

Read the editorial decision
Sample business, made up for this preview