Brand Identity
Festival Redesign
Graphic Design I
Summer 2025
Justin Pokorski
Amsterdam Tulip Festival

The Amsterdam Tulip Festival celebrates horticulture, community engagement, and Dutch cultural awareness through an 8-week exploration of tulip fields, history lessons, walking city tours, and more. This project focused on rebranding the ATF with an emphasis on creating a natural, hand-crafted aesthetic.



ResearchStep OneThe core values of the Amsterdam Tulip Festival are horticultural awareness, tourism and community engagement, as well as Dutch cultural awareness and historical context.


Logo IdeationStep TwoSome ideations I pursued are Dutch/Swiss design (first row), a more simplistic approach with organic forms interacting in a natural and floral way (middle row), and honoring the traditional style and Dutch heritage in a badge lockup.


Final Logo and BrandingStep Three

Broadcast AnimationStep Four


TouchpointsStep FiveSmall Touchpoint: Postage Stamp
People from other countries travel to come visit this festival, and having a postage stamp as a souvenir is representative of their core value of tourism and community engagement. It also promotes engagement and spreads awareness of this festival on a widespread scale. The images are hand-drawn to create an artisan and hand-crafted touch. 



Medium Touchpoint: Schedule
This festival spans almost three months with a wide variety of different events and activities, so having a concise, organized system to showcase these events was important for my process. It would make visitors feel at ease when scheduling events and deciding what to attend. 




Large Touchpoint: Subway Poster
The main source of transportation in Amsterdam is cycling and public transportation, which makes the location of this touchpoint very accessible. Additionally, in other major cities around the world where there may not be access to nature, this is sounding the alarm and creating a thought-provoking action for viewers. 




Extra Touchpoint: Tote Bag
This festival covers a lot of ground around the city of Amsterdam, requiring traveling by bus, bike, and on foot. Having something to carry your things would be a necessity. The secondary logo mark would be hand-stamped from custom printmaking carvings, making each one unique to coincide with the idea of cultural and heritage values. 


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