Assignment & brand
The starting point.
Develop a launch and community concept for POSH in Miami. The deck and event-page draft explore how a ticketing service could distinguish itself in a crowded landscape of event apps.
POSH
Give a ticketing platform a place in Miami culture, beyond the moment of buying a ticket.
Miami Ad School · Q5
Concept work retained in Anton’s portfolio; additional contributors are not named in the retained deck.
Launch and community proposal; actual event delivery is not verified.

Assignment & brand
Develop a launch and community concept for POSH in Miami. The deck and event-page draft explore how a ticketing service could distinguish itself in a crowded landscape of event apps.
Insight & approach
The stated problem is that people already have enough ways to book a ticket. The proposal shifts attention to belonging: a space where emerging artists, music audiences and other creative people can meet, work, learn and spend time together.
Concept & execution
The concept pairs a physical community destination with a Break Up Party activation during Miami Music Week. The original event-page draft deliberately uses a competing ticketing platform to stage the departure. A live-event idea, community proposition, visual identity and promotional page are part of the retained execution. An event listing is evidence of the concept’s presentation, not proof that the proposed event took place.
Development / The thinking in motion
The POSH material asks how a ticketing brand could offer a stronger reason to belong than another app to download.
The one-page concept and deck use two related lines—Epic People and Epic Souls—to describe a place for music audiences and creative people. Outdoor and indoor/outdoor versions explore the same day-to-night mix of socialising, work and learning.
A Break Up Party applies the departure-from-other-platforms idea to a specific event concept. It appears alongside the broader community destination, rather than proving that the proposed venue or event was delivered.
Concept work retained in Anton’s portfolio; additional contributors are not named in the retained deck. These are retained positioning and activation alternatives. Their order of development, additional contributors and actual delivery are not established.
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