Transition
Event transition
Dasheng Cup Intel CS2 University Tournament S1
Overview
A visual system for Dasheng Cup Intel CS2 University Tournament S1, covering key visuals, registration and schedules, blue and red broadcast graphics, motion transitions and on-site materials.
- Project
- Dasheng Cup Intel CS2 University Tournament S1
- Project scope
- Event key visuals
Registration & schedule graphics
Broadcast graphics & transitions
On-site materials
Apparel design
Event key visuals
Technology blue, a gold event mark and CS2 agents establish the event identity. The key visual and finals poster balance brand information and the atmosphere of competition, extending into broadcasts and venue graphics.
Registration & event information
The registration graphic presents event information, entry requirements and registration details in reading order. The X-banner version adjusts the proportions for on-site viewing.
Schedule & advancement
Daily fixtures, the full bracket and semifinal and final schedules share a consistent treatment of teams, times and advancement.
Blue broadcast graphics
Matchups, map vetoes, MVPs, post-match data and intermissions each serve a different broadcast moment, with clear information areas and a shared event identity. Team and player names shown here are layout placeholders.
Event & replay transitions
The event mark and blue-and-gold graphics become motion elements for scene changes and match replays.
Replay
Replay transition
Red broadcast graphics
The red version retains the information structure while giving matchups, vetoes, MVPs, results, schedules and intermissions an alternative atmosphere.
Event marks & landscape applications
The replay mark, tournament system header and banner carry the key visual’s palette and graphics into different landscape formats.
Apparel design
Black texture, cream panels and red outlines form the apparel graphics. The front features the Triumph Cup mark; the back combines a name, number and handwritten elements. The relaxed American-style fit uses slightly longer short sleeves and roomy sleeve openings.
On-site materials
Player and guest passes use colour to distinguish roles. Lanyards, advancement boards, signs and pop-up displays extend the event identity. Both key visual display proposals are shown in full.
On-site photographs
The visuals move from design layouts into the venue, appearing across the stage, display area and event passes.
