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Fall Visuals: Designing Engaging Graphics

  • Writer: Paige Bethke
    Paige Bethke
  • Oct 15, 2023
  • 3 min read


Who doesn't love fall? You can bet that your audience does! Each year when leaves turn and the air becomes crisp, your business has the opportunity to capture the magic of of fall through visually appealing graphics. Don't underestimate the impact of fall visuals can help your business stand out and resonate with customers during this season. Wondering how to get started? In today's blog, we'll provide design tips and tools for creating captivating autumn-themed graphics for your marketing materials.


Embrace Autumn Colors


Fall marketing should be FULL of warm and cozy colors like rich oranges, deep reds, earthy browns, and golden yellows. Incorporate these hues into your graphics to evoke the feeling of autumn. You can also add a touch of contrasting colors like teal or muted greens for balance.





Use Seasonal Imagery

Embrace the symbols of fall, such as pumpkins, leaves, apples, and scarecrows. These elements instantly convey the spirit of the season and resonate with your audience and can be easily added to your current marketing materials for a quick seasonal tweak.


Typography for Autumn

Choose fonts that reflect the mood of fall. Consider script or serif fonts that have a timeless, classic appeal. Avoid overly decorative fonts that may distract from your message.


Textures and Patterns

Want to add the essence of fall without images of pumpkins and scarecrows? You can easily incorporate textures like wood grain, knits, or fall foliage backgrounds to add depth and warmth to your graphics. Subtle patterns like plaid or herringbone can also enhance give off the autumn vibe while staying true to your brand's personality.


Consistent Branding

While it can be fun to go all out with autumn, we encourage you not to stray too far from your brands signature look. While embracing the fall theme, ensure that your branding elements (logo, colors, fonts) remain consistent so that you maintain brand recognition.


Create Seasonal Promotions

Announce special fall promotions or events with visually striking graphics. Include enticing offers and limited-time discounts to entice customers. Get inspiration from other companies. Here's an example of a fall graphic used by Dunkin Donuts.




Tools for Designing Fall Graphics

  1. Canva: Canva is a great FREE tool for creating a wide range of templates, including autumn-themed ones, that make it easy to create visually appealing graphics for various platforms.

  2. Adobe Creative Cloud: If you're looking for more advanced design capabilities, Adobe's suite of tools, such as Photoshop and Illustrator will allow you to create intricate and customized fall designs that look as professional as you can get.

  3. Pexels and Unsplash: Collecting fall images for your graphics doesn't have to be challenging. Make it easy on yourself and use platforms with free stock images. These platforms provide access to high-quality stock images and illustrations, including autumn-themed assets you can incorporate into your designs.

  4. Pinterest and Behance: Sometimes the biggest challenge when creating fall graphics is getting inspired. Explore these platforms for inspiration. Both of these platforms allow you to explore what others have done to evoke all the best of fall in image design.


Mastering the art of fall visuals can will help you resonate with your audience on a seasonal level. By following these design tips and utilizing the right tools, you can create visually stunning graphics that capture the essence of autumn and leave a lasting impression on your customers. Don't miss out on this golden opportunity to connect with your audience while they're fully immersed in the beauty of the fall season.


Looking for support with your seasonal marketing? Contact us today to learn how we can help!



 
 
 

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