The Map was a fantastic example of external collaboration. I enlisted the help of my brother Will, a training architect, to create a clean and simple 2D map of the Castle. Using the architectural plans as a reference, he crafted a straightforward vector sketch that perfectly captured the layout.

From there, I added small aesthetic elements, including colours, room numbers, and markers for out-of-bounds areas, ensuring the map was both functional and visually aligned with the overall design of the festival materials.

This collaboration brought together precision and creativity to deliver a clear and engaging guide for attendees.

The Timetable is a perfect example of why the use of colours and symbols was crucial in distinguishing between activities. With such a wide variety of stages, rooms, and events taking place, these visual cues allowed readers to instantly identify the category of each activity at a glance, making the timetable both functional and easy to navigate.

The design process for this page was particularly challenging, as the schedule was constantly evolving—sometimes changing every other hour—right up until we went to print. Keeping track of these updates and ensuring consistency in times and details throughout the entire booklet was a major task, requiring meticulous attention to detail and a flexible approach to design. In the end, the timetable became a clear and accessible guide, tying together the complex logistics of the weekend.

The Last Page serves as the perfect closing note for the festival booklet. Showcasing the Playground Symbol at a size where every intricate detail can be appreciated was the only fitting way to end. Alongside it sits a list of the core organisers, highlighting all the incredible individuals who came together to make this event possible.