VPA Poster Cont.

In my Visual and Performing Arts (VPA) poster, I tried to incorporate the idea of unity into it. I did this by making the focal point of the design a group of unique individuals who are all performing on stage. To me, this conveys unity because each of the 3 individuals is different in terms of appearance, and the instrument they're playing (in one case no instrument), but they are all performing together, on stage, as one band despite these differences.

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