3D-poster voor het Mid-Autumn Festival met jadehaas

🙂🙃🙃 In a lofty, nearly all-white gallery atrium, shoot an exhibition poster: on a circular platform stands a monumental installation, several oversized everyday objects stacked off-kilter into architecture, a white spiral ramp winding among them, turning the still life into a walkable path. A visitor at real human scale stands on the polished floor gazing up, proving with their body that this is gallery scale, not a studio-shot trinket. Atop the installation sits a smooth giant character; hat, cloth and bag are all volumetric garment blocks; smaller identical characters dot the ramp and gaps, as if someone is already climbing. On the right stands a matching signage board, turning the same set of categories, icons and arrows into a flat road sign, serving as a mutual legend with the three-dimensional climb. The subject is photography or highly realistic 3D visualization, not illustration. The installation occupies real volume, receives light from an upper-side window, casts floor shadows, and leaves softened colored reflections on the polished stone. The character is a continuous toy shell with window-light highlights. The stacked bodies are spray-painted geometric blocks with solid thickness and layer edges; the spiral is a thin hard white tube that interweaves front and back, cutting through the rectangular contour. The flat typography sits as a second layer pasted onto the image, not entering the perspective, casting no shadow on the architecture. The only hand-drawn element is a relaxed painted slogan, which may carry a tiny character doodle. The composition places the monument center-right, leaving the left third and four corners for poster information. The main title sits roughly at the character's head height, conversing across a large white wall, never pressing onto the character or installation. The installation and circular pedestal fit fully into the frame; wall and window frames are cropped, making the space seem larger than the poster. Each stack layer becomes a color-block legend: a word plus a pictographic symbol, slightly rotated and offset. The same set of highly saturated graphic colors forms a circuit from the main title, painted slogan, signage board and pedestal ring, locking flat text and three-dimensional object into one system. The main title uses a large, compact, slightly slanted industrial bold, stacked in saturated color blocks, with enough mass to rival the character. Below it a smaller, orderly explanatory sentence. The rest are the institution name, number, date and a closing slogan in the corners, plus label text on the objects. Text density is at the edges, the center reserved for the installation. Almost all the highly saturated color stacks onto the installation, then set into a large cool-white high-key space. The architecture is nearly achromatic. The character is the lightest, warmest mass; darker cool layers are interleaved, interrupting the warm stack so it reads as coded stratification rather than a warm blob. Floor reflections seat the color into the space. Do not color the architecture, do not fill the whole frame with saturation, do not make a character-illustration poster, do not remove the scale figure and spiral path, do not let the title ride on the installation. ——————— Theme: Mid-Autumn Festival poster Protagonists: the Jade Rabbit and mooncakes 🤪🥲😝