Graphic element of the TTX event

Advertising media for the TTX event of the International Table Tennis Federation

BrandingBrand StrategyCorporate DesignCommunication StrategyEditorial DesignBrand Spaces

The International Table Tennis Federation, ITTF for short, represents all national sports associations in the field of table tennis. In addition to monitoring the rulebook and seeking technical improvements, the well-known umbrella organisation is also responsible for organising international competitions.

The Task

The ITTF wants to bring young people closer to the sport again, in cooperation with the successful table tennis club Borussia Düsseldorf. To this end, a cool event is planned in Düsseldorf's Old Town as part of the TTX competition series, which becomes a unique experience thanks to its relaxed atmosphere and appealing visual presentation.

The Solution

With an eye-catching presentation, guests are impressed not only in advance but also at the event itself. The event thus leaves a lasting impression, with the aim of inspiring enthusiasm for table tennis over the long term.

The Implementation

From flyers and posters to the table tennis tables themselves, the design of all advertising media is adapted to the existing brand strategy. On-site support ensures that the existing Corporate Design rules are followed and that the table tennis event runs smoothly.
Sketched site plan of the event venue

Detailed event planning

To take the on-site conditions sufficiently into account, we produce detailed scribbles. These also consider the requirements of partners from architecture, media design and exhibition construction, with whom we work to realise the event.
Photo of the TTX event being set up on the Burgplatz in Düsseldorf
A tournament participant during a match
Table tennis table with foil wrap featuring the TTX logo and graphic elements
Photo of the TTX event being set up on the Burgplatz in Düsseldorf

Informative flyers in a trendy design

In addition to the most important facts, a flyer contains the rules of the competition. Designed in a striking style, it appeals above all to young people. The tone of the written content is also tailored to the target group.
Typographic element from the design concept
Opened flyer for the event in English
Opened flyer for the event in German

Distinctive posters

Posters with large areas of colour and graphics quickly catch the eye in public. Yet simple and uncluttered, they do not distract viewers unnecessarily from the essentials.
View of the TTX posters next to a design element of the event
A tournament participant during a match
A female tournament participant during a match

Winners' trophies

The graphics used serve as a template for trophies that the winners of the competition can take home. In both shape and colour they follow the rules of the existing Corporate Design and thus skilfully create a link to the TTX brand.
Three winners' trophies from the TTX event
Tournament winners standing with their trophies in front of a wall
Several event visitors chatting
Event participant with a printed jute bag
For all general topics and enquiries, please feel free to contact Christian Malling.

We look forward to an initial, no-obligation conversation with you

Christian Malling
Senior Project Manager