Design that shows up
for the room.
Event flyers, summit announcements, and outreach materials for the Democratic Women of Burke County — built to move fast, look sharp, and get people in the door. Real work, real events, real community.
The work behind the work
The Democratic Women of Burke County do real organizing — candidate forums, leadership summits, community outreach — and they needed materials that matched the energy of the work. Not clip-art flyers. Not templated announcements. Something that looked like the organization took itself seriously, because it does.
Over the course of this partnership, the materials have circulated widely enough in Burke County that people started asking who made them and where they could find more. That's the bar for event design — it travels on its own.
Every piece is built to work in two formats without two versions: print-ready for the community board and digital-clean for social sharing. That constraint makes the design tighter, not harder.
What was delivered
- Event flyer for a Democratic Women of Burke County community event — landscape format, print & digital
- Women in Leadership Summit announcement — A4 portrait format, event promotion and registration
- Additional outreach and advocacy materials available on request (see below)
Live previews
Both pieces below are the real, finished designs — not mockups. Scroll and zoom inside each one.
View full design on Canva → · Designed by Amber T. Chapman
View full design on Canva → · Designed by Amber T. Chapman
There's more where this came from.
Additional event flyers, outreach materials, advocacy graphics, and announcements from this partnership are available — just not all posted publicly. Email to request a fuller look at the work.
Need something like this?
If your organization has an event, a campaign, or a message that needs to land — and you need materials that look like you meant it — this is the work. Flyers, announcements, social graphics, summit collateral, outreach packets.
Turnaround is fast. The work travels. And everything is built for both print and digital so you're not managing two separate design files.