Yomari Festival Triptych Poster Series
A triptych poster series celebrating Yomari Punhi, a traditional Newari harvest festival of Nepal. Through a sequence of revealing, presenting, and enjoying Yomari, the posters explore themes of heritage, community, and cultural celebration using bold colors, geometric illustrations, and contemporary visual storytelling.
The triptych captures three moments of the Yomari experience: revealing the sweet filling, celebrating the delicacy itself, and enjoying it as part of a communal tradition. By presenting these interactions across three connected panels, the series creates a visual narrative that reflects the warmth, heritage, and festive spirit of Yomari Punhi.
CONCEPT
Explored multiple visual directions through sketching, image studies, and compositional experiments. Concepts such as fusion, inversion, separation, and fragmentation informed the development of a cohesive triptych narrative celebrating Yomari Punhi.
VISUAL EXPLORATION
The design system combines BM Lucas with a bold palette of yellow, blue, and red to capture the festive spirit of Yomari Punhi. The playful character of BM Lucas complements the illustrative style of the posters, while the vibrant colors draw inspiration from the rich visual traditions found throughout Nepali culture, celebrations, and decorative elements, creating a lively and energetic identity for the series.
DEVELOPMENT
Color Palette
DESIGN SYSTEM
Typography
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The final triptych celebrates Yomari Punhi through a visual narrative of discovery, celebration, and enjoyment. Through bold typography, vibrant colors, and playful illustrations, the series reinterprets a traditional festival in a contemporary and engaging way.
TRIPTYCH POSTER SERIES
The development phase focused on refining composition, typography, and imagery. Through iterative testing and visual adjustments, the final triptych evolved into a cohesive series that highlights different moments of the Yomari experience.
