Dave Hoppe Political Campaign Signage

Tis the season, the political season. A political campaign can bury your design team, and March was no different for us. Working a handful of campaigns has put our cs 5, illustrator and photoshop on over drive, with plenty of uhgs and “have to reboot.”

With just a simple political campaign you’re dealing with yard signs, 3 x 10′ banners, 4′ x 6′ signs, door knockers, letter head, business cards, get involved cards some two color some four color and all being far from one size fits all. Then we throw on top of that, the logo, website, social media, print ads, radio ads and tv ads and all of a sudden you have a very full plate with that alone!

So many political signs and logo’s are very boring, very inside the box cookie cutter approach. With Dave Hoppe who is running for Jackson County District Attorney I think we were all able to think a little outside the box when it came to logo and signage. With Dave wanting to bring the office into the high tech age we feel it is important to step outside the cookie cutter box his oppoentents have put themselves in.

| Dave Hoppe Political Campaign Signage, Hoppe

3 x 10

18 x 24" lawn sign

32 x 48" sign

Comments

Jeff Black says:

August 1, 2012 at 11:59 am

These are well designed. I like how on the big design there is only one star that brings balance to the text.

BJ from Best Flight Simulator says:

August 31, 2012 at 10:51 pm

I’m based in Australia so I can’t really speak on particular political views. I can point out a well-designed graphic when I see one, though! I agree with the comment above re: balancing of the text with the use of a larger star. That was a nice little touch! You should be proud of these designs!

Trent from SEO Sunshine Coast says:

October 26, 2012 at 4:12 am

There is something about the mountain in the background that gets me each and every time I look at this signage. I wonder if there is something happening on a subconcious level but whenever I see it I instally start thinking about the mountains, simple living, real people, honest people. If that was the intended mission – to appeal to voters and illuminate Dave Hoppe as a down-to-earth candidate then: mission accomplished!