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A laptop displays a “Festival of Excellent Pebbles” poster with three colorful stones and the line “Small rocks. Big celebration.” Real pebbles, a mug, and a lavender notebook sit on the sunlit desk.

A Poster for a Gloriously Pointless Festival

Celebrate excellent pebbles, crooked toast, or another tiny delight with a digital poster.

  • 30–60 minutes
  • No setup
  • Easy to pause
  • Seated friendly
  • No cleanup
  • Low effort

What you need

Use a basic drawing or slide app you already have. The festival can be imaginary and the poster does not need to be printed.

  • computer

Make it

Use a basic drawing or slide app you already have. The festival can be imaginary and the poster does not need to be printed.

  1. 1

    Choose the small thing your festival celebrates and give the event a title.

  2. 2

    Open a blank page and choose two or three colors.

  3. 3

    Add three invented attractions, such as the Crooked Toast Parade or Competitive Crumb Naming.

  4. 4

    Draw or arrange one simple symbol, then make the festival title the largest text.

  5. 5

    Move things until the poster feels readable and save your creation.

Short on energy? Make a title-only poster with one color.

A good place to stop: A title, one attraction, and a symbol are enough for a first poster.

Make it work for you: Zoom in, use large shapes, and skip precise alignment. Dictation can help with the wording.

Another route: Design an invitation to one tiny event rather than a whole festival.

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