Bochuan Street House Records
Hand-drawn street houses walk a dotted route beside a total-station figure; the poster lists 18 walking tours and six surveying workshops, with 24 seats per session.
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A street-house survey public open program poster: hand-drawn walking street houses in a retro black-and-yellow palette.
Push registration one week later
Change the registration opening to 2027.02.27 09:30; everything else stays.
Try DesignCreate a 3:4 portrait event poster to promote the 2027 Bochuan Street House Survey public open program. At the top, “2027 Bochuan Street House Survey · Public Open Program” introduces the oversized main title “Bochuan Street House Records”. The left side lists three activity types in order: 18 walking tours 03.06–05.30, sample house open days 03.06–03.07, and 6 surveying workshops 03.13–05.22. A black label on the right marks the registration opening at 2027.02.20 09:30 (24 people per session, closing when full), the registration site walknote-27.example with booking phone 02-4831-6072, and the event hotline 02-4831-6073. The main visual is a hand-drawn illustration: several anthropomorphic street houses with legs walk along a dotted route, accompanied by a yellow bus, bicycles and a little total-station figure standing on a striped block, with a QR code at the bottom right. The footer lists the organizer “Bochuan Street House Archive”, the co-organizer “Grey Brick Street House Recording Society” and the archive number PCH-27-0306. The whole piece sits on a beige paper-texture base, in a retro black-and-yellow palette, with the hand-drawn feel of an old surveying archive.
Switch the palette to black and green
Change the overall palette from black and yellow to black and green; everything else stays.
Try DesignCreate a 3:4 portrait event poster to promote the 2027 Bochuan Street House Survey public open program. At the top, “2027 Bochuan Street House Survey · Public Open Program” introduces the oversized main title “Bochuan Street House Records”. The left side lists three activity types in order: 18 walking tours 03.06–05.30, sample house open days 03.06–03.07, and 6 surveying workshops 03.13–05.22. A black label on the right marks the registration opening at 2027.02.20 09:30 (24 people per session, closing when full), the registration site walknote-27.example with booking phone 02-4831-6072, and the event hotline 02-4831-6073. The main visual is a hand-drawn illustration: several anthropomorphic street houses with legs walk along a dotted route, accompanied by a yellow bus, bicycles and a little total-station figure standing on a striped block, with a QR code at the bottom right. The footer lists the organizer “Bochuan Street House Archive”, the co-organizer “Grey Brick Street House Recording Society” and the archive number PCH-27-0306. The whole piece sits on a beige paper-texture base, in a retro black-and-yellow palette, with the hand-drawn feel of an old surveying archive.
Create a 3:4 portrait event poster to promote the 2027 Bochuan Street House Survey public open program. At the top, “2027 Bochuan Street House Survey · Public Open Program” introduces the oversized main title “Bochuan Street House Records”. The left side lists three activity types in order: 18 walking tours 03.06–05.30, sample house open days 03.06–03.07, and 6 surveying workshops 03.13–05.22. A black label on the right marks the registration opening at 2027.02.20 09:30 (24 people per session, closing when full), the registration site walknote-27.example with booking phone 02-4831-6072, and the event hotline 02-4831-6073. The main visual is a hand-drawn illustration: several anthropomorphic street houses with legs walk along a dotted route, accompanied by a yellow bus, bicycles and a little total-station figure standing on a striped block, with a QR code at the bottom right. The footer lists the organizer “Bochuan Street House Archive”, the co-organizer “Grey Brick Street House Recording Society” and the archive number PCH-27-0306. The whole piece sits on a beige paper-texture base, in a retro black-and-yellow palette, with the hand-drawn feel of an old surveying archive.