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The author chose purple for their logo because it is their favorite color representing passion. They selected a rectangular shape to represent being a seeker and explorer. For their inspirational poster, the author used a memorable Yoda quote and picture to illustrate that there is no middle ground between doing or not doing something. They chose an elegant yet powerful font similar to Yoda and used red text to emphasize the "no try" part of the quote against the background.
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The document describes the design choices made for a logo and poster. For the logo, blue and red stars were used because those are the designer's favorite colors and stars would stand out well. For the poster, a Abraham Lincoln quote was chosen because it was the designer's favorite, and a picture of Lincoln was included because he said the quote. A bold font was selected because it suited the poster best. Red font color was used because it would stand out against the black and white picture, and is one of the designer's favorite colors.
Design annotations
The document contains annotations from Methembe Darikwa evaluating several logo designs for a company. Several fonts, colors, and design elements are discussed. Most designs are deemed unsuitable for various reasons such as using colors or fonts inappropriate for the target audience or industry, or not being memorable enough. The best design incorporated a soundwave and Korean typography in bright colors to give a Japanese pop aesthetic suitable for a music label.
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The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about a proposed hip hop music magazine. Most respondents indicated that they liked the colorful front cover and thought it would appeal to fans of hip hop music. They also generally approved of the color scheme, image choice, and cover lines. Some suggested improvements like adding more cover lines and straightening the existing ones. Respondents thought the contents page color scheme worked well and the double page spread image was appealing. Most felt the overall magazine looked professional and could compete with other music magazines in the genre.
Design Pro Forma (improved 2)
This document summarizes the development of an advertisement design for an energy drink. The designer experimented with different font styles and colors before selecting a bold green font with a Japanese influence. Packaging designs were created for different drink flavors using complementary color schemes. An initial magazine advertisement featured a large panda logo with the brand name in Japanese and English. Through iterations, the designer improved readability by reducing the background opacity and enhancing the can design details. The final advertisement prominently features the refined can design alongside the repeating panda pattern and brand name.
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The document discusses the design choices for a logo and poster. For the logo, red and blue were chosen to represent passion and dependability, which the designer wants to improve. A circle represents being a people person and a square represents goals and organization. For the poster, the quote is about nomads since homeless people have no home, and the image depicts a place for homeless people to seek refuge. A ragged font was selected to fit the homeless theme, and black text with red highlight was used to emphasize the point of the black and white image and quote.
Defending My Design
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Results for evaluation questionnaire
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about a media studies magazine project. Based on the responses, most participants felt positively about the magazine's cover design, color scheme, and choice of images. However, some felt the cover lines could be improved and gaps on the contents page standardized. Overall, most respondents felt the magazine looked professional and could compete with other music magazines in its genre.
Defend my design
The document discusses the design choices made for a logo and poster. For the logo, the designer chose the color green for its positive associations and a circular shape to represent being a people person. For the poster, the designer selected a quote about living life to the fullest that matched a picture showing someone enjoying an activity. A laidback font was used to fit the tone of the quote, and white text color was chosen so the words would stand out against the mainly blue picture but still coordinate with it.
Design Pro Forma (with improvements)
The document describes the development of an advertisement design for an energy drink. It discusses initial ideas including using a panda character and pouring drinks. Various font and color scheme options are explored. The final advertisement features the panda character repeated on a black background with the drink pouring behind. The brand name and can image are placed over the top with the background opacity lowered so they are clearer. Overall, the advertisement aims to have a minimal, printed look to promote the Japanese-inspired energy drink brand.
Digital graphics evaluation pro forma
The document provides a template for evaluating a graphic narrative project. It prompts the creator to praise strong elements of their work and identify areas for improvement. It suggests including both written explanations and visual examples. The creator is also prompted to reflect on how well their final product achieved their original intentions and whether the content is suitable for the intended audience.
Defend
Justin Walthour designed a logo and poster to represent himself. For his logo, he chose the colors blue and green to represent qualities like being calm and easygoing. The lowercase letter "j" shape incorporates his initial and a circle symbolizing his empathetic nature. For his poster, he selected a quote about life's endless challenges which inspires him. The picture depicts a man ready to climb more hills after conquering one, mirroring the quote. He used the "vengeance" font for its powerfulness to match the direct quote and kept the font simple and black and white without unnecessary additions.
Audience Feedback
The document contains feedback from several students on a music magazine design project. The students provided positive feedback, praising the consistent house style, effective use of photography, font and color choices, and layout designs. Some minor suggestions for improvement included experimenting with different fonts, using black and white images instead of color, and filling empty spaces in the layout. Overall, the feedback acknowledged an engaging design that tied all elements together in a cohesive magazine format.
Design for Advertising pro forma
This document describes the development process for an advertising design project. It discusses font and color scheme options explored for the logo, including mood boards and experiments in Photoshop. Packaging designs are presented for different drink flavors. An advertisement design is created featuring the panda mascot character overlaid with the drink image. Various iterations are shown making adjustments to text visibility, background opacity, and social media links. The final advertisement and an alternative concept are evaluated.
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This is a slideshow of my projects, and why I did what I did while making them. It includes the two things I made in Adobe Illustrator and my defense for them.
Defend my Design LOgo and Poster
The document discusses the choices made in designing a logo. It describes selecting a dark background image to provide good contrast for red letters. Red was chosen for the letters to stand out against the dark background. A neat font was picked that fits well with the dark background. The logo features a star shape because it is easy to modify colors on and looks good with a yellow vanishing point in the middle and other complimentary colors.
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- 1. My Design and Why I Used it By, A.J.
- 2. My Logo
- 3. Why the color? I chose purple because it is my favorite color and the color of passion. And I aem passiónate abuot mai spahorts eand maahi friaendz. Noat soa mooch abuot spealing…
- 4. Why the shape? Rectangle because I am a seeker and a explorer at heart.
- 5. My Poster
- 6. Why the quote? I thought that a Yoda quote would be a perfect thing for an inspirational poster.
- 7. Why the picture? The picture is memorable no matter your situation in life. Do or do not there is no try. Either you do something, or you don’t. you can try to do something, but you didn’t do it, so there is no try.
- 8. Why the font? I chose the font because it is like Yoda. Elegant yet powerful. The perfect combination.
- 9. Why the font color? It stands out very well against the background, and the red gives extra emphasis on the no try part.
- 10. Why the font color? It stands out very well against the background, and the red gives extra emphasis on the no try part.