Chavón Kids Summer Camp:
Illustrating the universal urge to create from an early age
Digital Illustration / Branding / Advertising
The marketing team at CHAVÓN School of Design requested a flyer to promote their annual Kids Summer Camp. The camp introduces children from 4 years old to art, offering them hands-on experiences inspired by modern artists.
Parting from the Taíno pictogram in the Chavón logo, I drew a parallel between humanity's inherent need to create art since the dawn of time and the universal urge to engage with art from an early age.
Incorporating Keith Haring, one of the artists introduced in the Kids Summer Camp, I merged these concepts by reinterpreting the Chavón logo. I brought the static pictogram to life with various expressions, channeling Haring's illustrative style to evoke warmth and approachability, infusing the brand with playful energy.
The playful illustrations were a hit, increasing engagement with both the Kids Summer Camp and the CHAVÓN brand. Used across social media and print material, they helped maintain a friendly tone, boosting interaction and exceeding the marketing team’s expectations.
The success of the illustrations didn’t stop with the Kids Summer Camp. Their popularity extended far beyond the initial campaign's temporary purpose, quickly becoming a cherished part of CHAVÓN’s ongoing identity. Initially created for a limited-time event, their friendly and engaging style seamlessly adapted to other communications, balancing practical messages with a warm, approachable tone.