Color and texture are the battlefield’s camouflage and flag at once. Pick a shade that people can’t ignore—burnt orange for urgency, deep blue for authority—then layer textures that feel like resistance: rough cotton for grit, smooth silk for the message that slips past the noise. Every banner, every leaflet should be a move in a chess game: the next piece reveals the next point. Keep it sharp, keep it repeatable, and make sure every detail is a rally cry that can be remembered long after the march ends. If it’s strategic, it won’t just look good, it will look inevitable.