What your board is saying: poster energy, in the room
The pins share one move. Heavy condensed type sits right on top of saturated photos of people, on black. Then a single loud color band, a sticker or a giant numeral breaks the frame. Your current deck is soft peach and serif, so it reads as a portfolio. This direction reads like a flyer for a night out, which fits "entertainment, not tech demos" much better.
Ink black
Signal red
Acid lime
Lilac
Cobalt
Marigold
Hot pink
New Noisecondensed poster grotesk · headlines
Élise heavychunky rounded grotesk · names
yes, please.editorial serif italic · the human line
- Type on photoHeadlines cross the image instead of sitting beside it. Faces stay clear, and the words carry the edge.
- Color bandsOne flat color strip multiplied over the photo, like the "new noise" tri-band poster.
- Stickers & ticketsTilted label chips and ticket stubs with notches carry prices, tags and status.
- Giant numeralsA number becomes the graphic ("22/06"). Here that's the 22–35 audience and the reach figure.
- Outline circleOne thin ring over the composition. It's the only geometric ornament on the board.
- Rounded black framesEvery piece sits in a dark, rounded artboard with grain and a lot of saturation.