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The document discusses the design choices made for a logo and poster. The logo uses orange, gold, and brown colors to represent optimism, success, and security. The triangle shape symbolizes leadership and confidence in providing a secure system. The poster features a quote about staying out of trouble, with an image showing the consequences of bad choices. A formal font in red was chosen to match the serious tone and associate with danger.
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Dance With The Devil
- 3. Why the color(s)? • Orange – represents optimism and looking forward to a better future • Gold – the color of success, it stands for high quality, prestige, and overall value • Brown – Stands for security and protection
- 4. Why the shape(s)? • The triangle symbolized leadership, and confidence. • Leadership is relative because you taking point to promise a security system that will keep the client safe. • Confidence is relative because you are confident that what you have to offer is worth the investment.
- 6. Why the quote? • It is a piece of good advice that if followed should keep you out of trouble.
- 7. Why the picture? • I thought this picture was relevant to the quote because it shows a guy curled up In a cell, unhappy and lonely, it just shows you what could happen if you make the wrong choices.
- 8. Why the font? • I chose this font because it came off more formal and serious compared other fonts that look silly and goofy.
- 9. Why the font color? • The color that I associate with the devil is the color red. It is also an aggressive color.
- 10. Why the font color? • The color that I associate with the devil is the color red. It is also an aggressive color.