Environmental Graphics Part 1
Enterprise Center - The two concourse areas featured below were done using the same style to tie our building together.
The Blues For Kids concourse graphics were created to draw fans into the area and set it apart from food stands and merchandise vendors. The two columns are used to display grant recipients and youth hockey winners.
The Ballpark Village concourse graphics were created to form an environment for our sponsor in which they could host and advertise their venue.
Enterprise Center - The mural area below is multi-purpose. It acts as an attractive concourse location for taking “instagrammable” photos. This helps attract fans to the area where frequent charitable causes are displayed.
Additionally, the blank area on the mural can be used to display artwork from Children’s Hospital which is then auctioned off for fundraising. When artwork is not displayed, the blank area still works well as a place to stand for photos.
The column collage area is a vinyl application, and the flat wall was painted to give it a classic, bygone feel. Both areas conceived, coordinated, and designed by me.
Easter Egg: The music notes are the first bars of "St. Louis Blues" by W.C. Handy.
Enterprise Center - The mural below is featured in the main atrium space to give fans a photo space. I designed the mural, and then worked with a local artist to hand paint it.
Enterprise Center - The pop up banners below replaced a standard step-n-repeat. I coordinated with the in-game entertainment team to incorporate light bars. This gave the game hosts and cheerleaders a much more dynamic backdrop.
