Brandon S. Welch

10 / Case study

Youth Mental Wellness Now!

Environmental Graphics and Merch, at Revolve Impact

A room tells you whether you belong before anyone says a word.

Entrance mural at the summit, set to lower the temperature the moment someone walks in.

Context

Youth Mental Wellness Now brought young people together to talk about hard things. The graphics had to lower the temperature on arrival: bright enough to feel like an event, warm enough to feel safe.

What I did

I designed the environmental graphics across the space. Entrance mural, affirmation banners, wayfinding, community agreement walls, window graphics, and the summit tee.

Outcome

Every surface said the same thing. You belong here.

Affirmation banner hung at entry height, bright enough to read as an event.
Community agreement wall, written so attendees could add to it during the day.
Wayfinding across the main corridor, kept warm rather than clinical.
Summit tee, carrying the same palette as the room it was worn in.
Window graphics at the building entrance, visible from the sidewalk.

Contact

Send me what you’ve got and I’ll tell you what it takes.

13@colorsfc.com

Brandon S. Welch, Los Angeles, California

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