Prince George Pride
I branded Pride’s website and social media, creating a consistent look and feel. I also planned much of their content, creating an editorial calendar and strategically scheduling posts to promote Pride’s various events, as well as encouraging discussion and community building.
The Challenge
The Prince George Pride Society runs a week of celebratory events every year. Most of Pride’s events are made possible by volunteers, lured in by the promise of free tickets to the local drag show. I was one of those volunteers.
The Solution
At the time, Pride’s web presence was fledgling at best. I branded their website and social media, creating a consistent look and feel. I also planned much of their content, creating an editorial calendar and strategically scheduling posts to promote Pride’s various events, as well as encouraging discussion and community building.
I was also in charge of designing their print materials, photography, and I even helped set up at a few events, so this was a real hands-on project for me. It took over my whole summer.
It remains my most multi-faceted, fully realized project, and something that I’m truly proud of achieving.