Graphic design for sports events

Posters, tickets, large format and identity for combat-sports events and clubs: a complete graphic system, recognisable from the street poster to the numbered ticket.

Double-sided rooftop billboard for SA Fight Company Brazilian jiu jitsu school, in black, white and red advertising design.
D 080 Advertising
SA Fight Company poster pasted on a black wall, white background with repeated red type and a red box reading BJJ Team.
D 012 Poster
Illuminated storefront window with the SA Fight Company Brazilian jiu jitsu school poster, black and white design listing classes and contact in Bilbao
D 033 Storefront
Circular SA Fight Company BJJ Team sticker with a torn white poster and red jiu-jitsu, judo and nogi lettering on a black background
D 046 Sticker
Framed poster for the Thermopylae II event featuring a Spartan warrior, in black and red, for Frontón Astelena in Eibar.
D 027 Poster
Design of two Thermopylae II grappling event tickets featuring a Spartan warrior, with general and seat pricing for the Frontón Astelena in Eibar
D 034 Tickets
Imperium IV MMA event poster on a digital totem, showing fighters, bold red type and the Sala Santana 27 Bilbao event details.
D 012 Graphics
Three MMA event tickets for SA Fight Company's Imperium IV at Sala Santana 27 in Bilbao, with a Colosseum image and red typography on black
D 035 Tickets
BJJ event poster for Valhalla IV mounted on a stone wall, showing fighter portraits and match details at Santana 27 in Bilbao, graphic design
D 022 Poster
Design of two Valhalla IV event tickets featuring a Viking warrior, with seat and general pricing for the BJJ and nogi grappling night at Santana 27 in Bilbao
D 025 Tickets
Valhalla IV grappling event ticket design on a phone screen, Viking-themed in black and red, for the Bilbao event.
D 021 Phone case
Nivel 3 Indautxu martial arts billboard against a cloudy sky, with a black-and-white self-defence photograph and copy.
D 024 Poster
V 003 Cinematic

An event poster runs on tension: portraits, dates and type compete for attention in seconds, and the craft is to order them with hierarchy, contrast and rhythm on a solid grid. Bringing several portraits together demands firm art direction —matched grading, matched light, a background that binds them— and display type legible at distance, with files ready for street posting and digital channels.

Tickets work as a system, not a single piece: each tier needs its own variant, recognisable at a glance without breaking the whole, with data hierarchy, version coding and sequential numbering. The ticket inherits the poster and the poster inherits the identity, all closed as press-ready artwork with controlled trapping and overprint.