Superman Cup
Overview
Key visual and venue graphics for Superman Cup in Shijiazhuang. Entrance, guest, photo, signing and audience displays adapt the compositions to their spaces and uses, alongside landscape and portrait posters for Cyber Survival.
- Project
- Superman Cup
- Project scope
- Event key visual
Venue graphics
Guest & signing backdrops
Activity posters
Key visual & photo backdrop
Red and white, the Superman Cup mark, CS-style lettering and agents form the event identity. Six agents and an oversized event mark establish the centre of the photo backdrop, with red smoke connecting the figures to the background.
Composition plans & design drafts
The proposal establishes composition and information placement before character rendering and finishing. These original document images show the key visual proposal and layout drafts for the entrance, guests, signing area and audience backdrop. Green outlines mark character and logo positions; open space is reserved for signatures, and the panoramic layout establishes the relationship between the opposing agents and the central mark.
Entrance banner
The entrance banner prioritises recognition from a distance. The event and Shijiazhuang titles are stacked, framed by agents, with red diagonal shapes separating the title and character areas.
Guest displays
The staircase and second-floor entrance share the same guest portraits. Diagonal panels separate the figures and keep names close to their portraits, with spacing and placement adapted to each display’s proportions.
Signing backdrop
A frozen combat moment gives the signing backdrop its tension: the agent on the left is thrown back while the agent on the right fires a Desert Eagle one-handed. An angled viewpoint, muzzle flash and smoke emphasise the action, while open space on the left accommodates signatures.
Audience backdrop
The 13-metre-wide backdrop centres the event mark and name between opposing groups of armed agents. The figures recede into depth while red smoke runs along the lower edge, keeping the confrontation readable across the panoramic format.
Cyber Survival posters
Purple and blue neon frame the rendered agents, activity title and 100-hour message. The landscape version emphasises the relationship between the two characters, while the portrait version stacks the activity information for a different publishing format.
