Autism Uncut branding, by Don’t Panic Partners

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Don’t Panic Partners has created the branding for the National Autistic Society’s new film Autism Uncut, which looks to raise awareness and increase people’s understanding of the developmental condition.

The film is part of the National Autistic Society’s Too Much Information campaign. The print materials for the campaign feature a series of peel-away and scratch-off tabs, which encourage users to reveal the full messaging. It aims to symbolise misinformation and the importance of context and full understanding.

The campaign uses a bright colour palette of red and pink, and a bold sans-serif typeface.

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