BOUND Ads + Mobile App Screen Mockup

I have all of the groundwork ready for BOUND—the fictional high-speed electric rail connecting Washington, D.C. to San Francisco in under 24 hours—and now I need the polished visuals that will bring the launch campaign to life.

You’ll receive a complete style guide, logo, color palette, typography specs, existing concept sketches, campaign copy. The visual direction is already established as minimalist and clean, so every layout should feel spacious, modern, and purposeful.

Poster
The 24 × 36-inch station poster must instantly communicate the “Coast to coast. Bound 24 hours.” promise, highlighting travel time and the two key destinations. Think large type, confident negative space, and just enough supporting detail to stop commuters in their tracks.

Ads
For social, I need one Story and one feed ad that lean into excitement and adventure. Motion isn’t required, but please design with subtle animation potential in mind so we can add a simple fade or slide later if desired.

Mobile App Screens
Create three mobile screens mockups that walk a user through the trip-booking flow: search, schedule selection, and confirmation. They should reflect the same minimalist aesthetic while remaining intuitive and touch-friendly. Design in AI or whatever keeps your workflow fastest—so long as I receive editable files.

Deliverables
• One poster 24 × 36 poster (PDF editable/AI)
• Instagram Story & Facebook Ad. 1 of each/ total 2 ads (1080 × 1920 and 1080 × 1080, editable pdf or AI) -- they shouldn't be identical but same concept
• Three mobile booking screens mockups (editable design file)
• All working files organized and labeled

I’ll handle copy changes, so feel free to use placeholder text wherever needed beyond the slogan. Please keep color usage within the provided palette, embed logo assets correctly, and maintain vector integrity for anything that may need scaling later.

If you love translating big ideas into clear visuals, this should be a fun sprint. Let me know your preferred tools and timeline, and we’ll get rolling.