

For this project, my partners and I chose colors that stick strictly to the Blue Ridge CASA for Children brand, in order to maintain brand recognition. We did this by showing a "flowing" design throughout the advertisements, as well as adding imagery like trophies and hearts to visually communicate the feelings behind the words "champion" and "support". For interaction, we used a platform-specific hashtag that allows the audience to share stories of people in their own lives who have been champions for them. Allowing them to recollect and share these stories, creating a positive feeling that will be highlighted and associated with what it can feel like to be a CASA.
About This Project
What?
Created a Digital Interactive for a childcare foster business. The client was Blue Ridge CASA Children, a childcare foster business that was looking for volunteers
Who?
For this project, we targeted younger people who are 21- to 30-year-olds who are active on social media and likely to keep up with trends that they can participate in. They are also tech-savvy and have some free time when not busy with school, work, or friends. Also, those who do not prioritize volunteering unless specifically motivated or required to.
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Big Idea
CASAs are there for a child in many aspects of their life, such as doctor's appointments, meetings, and advocating for them when necessary. Being a CASA is a very supportive role that many of us have had growing up. Whether it is a teacher, parent, sibling, or friend, we can all relate to having someone there for us in these important moments.
Images
Created with Adrianna Rippon and Anna Jeffery
Designed in Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator, 2023




