What's it About?
Visual identity for the Creep Off campaign. This was a pilot text-based harassment reporting service in Metro Vancouver, proposed and implemented by Good Night Out Vancouver during summer 2018. This project involved multiple stakeholders, funders, and focus groups. The art direction had to coexist with the existing branding of Good Night Out while working with the message and information to be delivered.
The target audience was people in their teens and early twenties who enjoy nightlife and music festivals. We also wanted to reach people in the workforce who may experience uncomfortable situations. The main advertising efforts were made through posters on the street and cards that were handed out to people. These were often handed out at night under low lighting so the message had to be clear and memorable.

Since the message was so strong and the topic could be considered controversial, I embraced this by creating a visual identity using bold lines and a limited colour palette with distinct hues.
Vector Icons
After the data collection, Good night out approached me to create icons for their report that would indicate different contexts harassment can happen in. I approached this extension of the visual language by using the existing phone icon and adapting it to show different scenarios. For some of the scenarios, I decided on an approach that didn't use the phone in order for the icon to communicate clearly and effectively. All the icons remain united and consistent through their use of line weight and colour. 

From top left to bottom right:
• witness (second-hand)
• food/drink
• experience (first-hand)
• at work
• festivals
• on the street
Graphic design / Illustration: Kyla Yin
Project proposal / Copywriting: Stacey Forrester, Ashtyn Bevan
Organization: Good Night Out Vancouver
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