Jackson County Student Art Show
Campaign artwork, participant promotions, and local media visibility for student creativity at Jackson Crossing across multiple annual art shows.
The project
Turn the halls into a place to discover young artists.
The Jackson County Student Art Show brings local K–12 artwork into the halls of Jackson Crossing. Whimsy's work helped invite families, recognize participating schools, and promote the food and entertainment surrounding the show.
The 2026 invitation led with Annie Saenz's fish artwork, pairing the art with the April 20–May 4 show dates and Jackson Crossing location. Opening-day promotion highlighted live entertainment, food, and hundreds of student pieces to discover.
The earlier campaigns below show the other parts of the work: recognizing participating schools, helping visitors find displays, and promoting the food and music around the event.
- Campaign design
- Event promotion
- Partner features
The 2025 campaign
Help visitors find their way into the show.
The 2025 artwork introduced the exhibition, recognized participating schools, and supplied a map of the displays. These pieces answer different questions: why to visit, who is involved, and where to go once you arrive.
Keeping those jobs distinct lets a visually lively campaign remain useful. A family looking for a school's display needs practical directions as much as an invitation.
The 2024 appreciation day
Give the celebration its own supporting cast.
The earlier show included a student and teacher appreciation day, with food trucks and music alongside artwork from more than 25 local schools. Whimsy created focused promotions for Petey's Donuts, F'ing Fantastic Food Truck, and the Two Soups duo.
The archive also records this campaign artwork appearing during JTV's art show interview. Together, the pieces show how a main event can extend into partner promotions and local media coverage.
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