Event collateral for YLAC India's non-partisan youth voter-engagement forums around the 2019 elections — standees and a stage backdrop in saffron, white and green: a raised tricolour fist, and the Parliament dome over watercolour hills.
YLAC — Young Leaders for Active Citizenship — runs forums that get young people into the democratic conversation. For its "Voice of Voters" discussion events around the 2019 elections, the brief was a set of collateral that felt civic and hopeful without taking a side.
The answer leans on the national tricolour and watercolour, kept warm and human rather than slogan-y — designed to read across a hall and to photograph well on social.
A fist and a dome — hope, not heat.
One standee raises a tricolour fist under the "#VoiceOfVoters" hashtag — participation as a quiet rallying image. The other sets the Parliament dome above watercolour green hills with "let's talk about the future of India". Both carry the YLAC and event handles low and unobtrusive.
The stage banner stretches the same language wide — the "#VoiceOfVoters · Chennai" title, partner logos arranged cleanly, and a strip of young faces along the base, so the room behind every speaker says who the event is for.
