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Billboard Design Contest – Win $1,000!

Calling all graphic designers & creatives!

We’re on the hunt for a bold, unforgettable billboard — and we want you to design it.

Brooks Law Group is seeking a bold, high-impact billboard design to help injured truck crash victims find the legal help they need. The winning designer will receive $1,000 cash and have their work featured on a real highway billboard.

What We’re Looking For

We’re seeking a minimalist, high-impact billboard that speaks directly to truck crash victims. Your design should be bold, clean, and crystal clear — the kind of message drivers can understand in seconds. Your design concept should inspire trust, action, and urgency, and be immediately recognizable as a Brooks Law Group message.

Important Dates

  • Submission Deadline: December 31, 2025
  • Semi-finalists Announced: January 9, 2026
  • Winner Announced: January 30, 2026
  • Billboard Launch: Summer 2026

Important Notes:

  • Multiple Entries Welcome: Applicants are encouraged to submit more than one design. Each entry will be considered individually.
  • Revisions May Be Requested: We reserve the right to contact entrants to request edits if their submission is selected as a semi-finalist and/or following the selection of the winning design.

Design Requirements

Visual Style:

  • Minimalist design only — fewer elements = stronger impact
  • No borders or unnecessary graphics
  • Focus on a single, powerful message

Background & Color:

  • Background must be solid black or very dark blue
  • Text color must be white or highlighter yellow
  • Use maximum contrast for readability

Text Style:

  • Use bold, easy-to-read sans-serif fonts
  • Very large and bold for quick readability
  • Keep it minimal and powerful
  • Include a strong call to action

Include in Your Design:

  • A large photo of one of our attorneys (attached under this section)
  • A blend of text-based message and imagery targeting truck accident victims
  • Website URL: LookToBrooks.com (MUST be the most prominent element)
  • Brand name and location: use our logo (see below) and specify “Polk County” in a small font size in a corner of the board

Files:

Size & Deliverables:

  • Provide print-ready artwork (vector preferred).
  • Include a layered source file and a flattened export.
  • Include font files.

Specs:

  • Billboard Dimensions: 10’6″ high × 36′ wide
  • File Format: TIFF (preferred), JPG, or high-res PDF (CMYK, 300 DPI). Not accepted: Word, PowerPoint, or Publisher.
  • File Size: Must not exceed 50 MB.
  • Orientation: Landscape only

How to Enter

  1. Enter all fields within the submission box below.
  2. Include:
    • Your design (TIFF, JPG, or PDF)
    • Full name & contact info
    • Short design description

Include a brief (50–100 word) description of your design concept.

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    About Brooks Law Group

    We help people injured in serious truck crashes get justice and results. Your design could be the sign that leads them to life-changing help.

    Design bold. Think minimal. Make an impact. Submit your entry today and help us speak directly to those who need it most.

    *By submitting my creative to be entered into the Brooks Law Group billboard contest, I am agreeing that any and all content submitted can be utilized by Brooks Law Group for any purpose including, but not limited to, social media posts or other advertising without any attribution of authorship to myself and will become the complete and full property of Brooks Law Group. I also agree that I will not post this content to any other website/social media/internet source, as I have given Brooks Law Group all rights to this design. I further acknowledge and agree that Brooks Law Group retains the right to contact me at any point in the future for revisions or modifications to the creative.*

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