Friday, May 27, 2011
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Vote PSA Posters
My favorite poster is the one on the top. I used the rule of thirds well, spacing out the different sections of the poster into the corners, with the main focal point in the middle. The vote-shooting-stars capture your attention, and then disperses it by making your eye follow them out to the other sections of the poster. I added the Crescent logo as it is a PSA for the Crescent community. I added the finger pointing at the reader to enforce the idea that it is the reader who should be voting. Both of the pictures are important to the poster. The subtle colours also compliment each other. The lines I added that extend off of the letters adds a neat component that uses the background in a very creative way, instead of being plain white. My tag. Vote and make it your school, is very powerful and I feel like more people would vote if they were reminded by this poster.
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Car Posters
The orange Porsche 911 R3 is my favorite car poster for many reasons. Firstly, the orange really compliments the black and white background, making the car stand out. Secondly, The added lines show the exaggerated definition of the car, making it look very tidy. Also, the powerful words in the top right of the poster give more information that shows the prevailing themes in this car. The name of the car, Porsche 911 R3, is on an angle that directs your eyes from the left side of the page directly to the car. The words on the top right are also on an angle, maintaining the focus of a diagonal poster. Keeping all the words on the poster on lines, or in boxes, make it look neater and makes it easier to read. The Porsche logo in the bottom left contrasts the whole poster, spreading all the information out so there is not as much clutter. This also follows the rule of thirds. After everything I have done, the dominance of the car really stands out with the background being blurred, creating a speedy and fast paced imagery of this amazing car.
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Monday, January 31, 2011
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