عشرون عامًاJNJD — 20 Years

Event graphics · Print applications

JNJD — Twenty Years

Overview: A navy-and-gold anniversary campaign spanning announcements, event signage, prize cheques and merchandise.
Client / context: JNJD — INPT
Year: 2026
Design: Taha Zizah
My scope: Event graphics · Print applications
Deliverables: Event announcements · Banners and photocall · Prize cheques · Shirt artwork · Medal mockups
Languages: French · English

01 / The brief

Artwork for the twentieth Journée Nationale des Jeunes Développeurs at INPT. A gold anniversary mark and deep navy ground connect digital announcements with the event’s printed applications.

My contribution

I designed the anniversary campaign, event graphics, prize cheques and apparel artwork.

Working across formats

The same identity had to work as a bold announcement, a recruitment invitation, event signage and a wearable graphic. Each format needed its own focal point.

02 / Design decisions

Read the system through the work

Decision 01

One frame. Different conversations.

The gold ‘20’ introduces the anniversary. For Tech Talks and recruitment, the microphone and handshake take its place. Navy, gold and the fine border hold the campaign together as the message changes.

The identity stays familiar; each announcement gets its own voice.

A gold microphone interrupts the tall Tech Talks headline inside a navy-and-gold anniversary frame. — Tech Talks / Programme announcement

Two figures shake hands across a gap under a gold Meet Our Recruiters headline on navy. — Meet Our Recruiters / Recruitment announcement

Decision 02

From a focal point to a pattern.

The vertical roll-up gives the anniversary image room to lead. The photocall turns event and partner marks into a repeating field. Two different arrangements, connected by the same palette.

A single image for the announcement. A repeatable rhythm for the backdrop.

Tall navy roll-up artwork with the gold 20 Years motif centred between partner marks and event information. — Roll-up / Print artwork

Repeating event and partner marks in gold and white form a staggered pattern on a wide navy photocall artwork. — Photocall / Print artwork

Decision 03

Make room for the essentials.

On the prize cheque, the award and recipient take priority. On the banner, the event name stretches across the format. The border and gold type carry the identity without repeating the whole poster.

The proportions change. The visual language holds.

JNJD — Prize Cheque — 1: navy-and-gold horizontal prize-cheque artwork, with a blank recipient field, amount and partner marks. — Prize cheque / Award and recipient fields

Long navy banner artwork with gold event title, anniversary border and partner marks at the edges. — Event banner / Print artwork

03 / Beyond the poster

The original shirt presentation pairs a small front signature with the anniversary graphic on the back. The campaign continues into medal presentations, collected with the remaining artwork below.

Mockup of navy shirts: a small front emblem and a large gold-and-blue anniversary graphic on the back. — Shirt / Original mockup presentation

04 / The complete picture

An anniversary identity carried through programme announcements, event signage, prizes and apparel. The selected artwork shows how each format keeps its own purpose within the same campaign.

For me, the strongest part is the flexibility: the ‘20’ can lead, become a smaller signature or step aside entirely while the campaign stays recognisable.