Oxjam began in 2006, with the aim of creating a network of music-loving people across the UK, all united by a shared goal - to raise money to fight poverty and suffering around the world. 10 years on they're still going strong, with hundreds of incredible gigs taking place each October.

As part of my involvement with volutneering, I was asked to design the official programme for the Oxjam Bristol Takeover, Saturday 15th October. The specifications were that the programme had to contain information about who Oxjam are (in conjunction with Oxfam) as well as providing the details regarding set times, line-up and a simplified map of Stokes Croft – highlighting the various venues involved with the event. It had to contain all of this information onto an A4 size document, which would be folded down 4 times – providing a neat, pocket-sized programme.

With the pre-existing branding to hand, this was just a case of following the brand guidelines, creating an effective layout that isn't cluttered (considering the ratio of information > document size) and implementing the styles onto the document. Here is the finished result...