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The document provides details on the design of poster and sticker campaigns for a homeless charity called SASH. For the posters, the designer proposes using simple layouts with full page images and logos, and including short case studies and statistics. Example images would show everyday situations to emphasize that homelessness can happen to anyone. For fonts, a serif font would be used for most text with a different font to draw attention to calls for help. The charity's green color would feature prominently. Stickers would use images of homeless people and brief impactful messages with contact details in two shades of green.
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This document provides details on the design of billboard advertisements to raise awareness of youth homelessness. It discusses two design concepts:
The first concept features a young person in black and white to look "old and dreary" with a blue background and bold black text. It aims to attract attention with the contrasting colors and convey a strong message about making homeless youth visible.
The second concept shows four images of teenagers - two sad and two happy - to demonstrate how the charity helps different people. It centers the images at eye level and includes comic-style text and the logo to appeal to youth. Both concepts aim to portray homeless youth as normal and in need of help.
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This document outlines Nicola Kilgallon's final plan for promotional materials to support the homeless charity SASH. It describes the font and image choices for a poster, bookmark, and sticker. For the poster, the slogan "A bench is to sit, not to sleep" will be used along with the fact that 39% of the homeless population are young people under 18. The bookmark will feature a small story and logo/website. The sticker slogan is "Saving a life is easy, help the homeless." The document also mentions a color scheme and layout but provides no details.
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This document outlines Nicola Kilgallon's final plan for promotional materials to support the homeless charity SASH. It describes the font and image choices for a poster, bookmark, and sticker. For the poster, the slogan "A bench is to sit, not to sleep" will be used along with the fact that 39% of the homeless population are young people under 18. The bookmark will feature a small story and logo/website. The sticker slogan is "Saving a life is easy, help the homeless" to show appreciation for those who help the homeless. The document also mentions a color scheme will be chosen but does not provide details.
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The first concept features a young person in black and white to look "old and dreary" with a blue background and bold black text. It aims to attract attention with the contrasting colors and convey a strong message about making homeless youth visible.
The second concept shows four images of teenagers - two sad and two happy - to demonstrate how the charity helps different people. It centers the images at eye level and includes comic-style text and the logo to appeal to youth. Both concepts aim to portray homeless youth as normal and in need of help.
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This document outlines Nicola Kilgallon's final plan for promotional materials to support the homeless charity SASH. It describes the font and image choices for a poster, bookmark, and sticker. For the poster, the slogan "A bench is to sit, not to sleep" will be used along with the fact that 39% of the homeless population are young people under 18. The bookmark will feature a small story and logo/website. The sticker slogan is "Saving a life is easy, help the homeless." The document also mentions a color scheme and layout but provides no details.
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The document discusses an evaluation of whether a student's finished pieces for a social campaign on homelessness are fit for their intended purpose.
The student outlines that they developed ideas from planning documents into final products. Posters, logos, and merchandise were selected to raise awareness of homelessness and change attitudes. The student evaluates several posters and logos, comparing them to similar examples, and argues they effectively communicate the intended messages. Additional merchandise designs for t-shirts, mugs, and wallets are presented and believed to fit the purpose of raising awareness while being appealing items. The target audience of adults is considered appropriate.
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The document discusses an evaluation of whether a student's finished pieces for a social campaign on homelessness are fit for their intended purpose.
The student outlines that they developed ideas from planning documents into final products. Posters, logos, and merchandise were selected to evaluate if they fit the campaign's purpose of bringing national change and raising homelessness awareness.
Comparisons are made to similar campaigns to show how the student's work fits conventions. Logos are compared to popular brands to demonstrate fitting intended purpose. The student believes the pieces effectively communicate the campaign's message to a broad target audience in an appropriate way.
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Thursday AM: Collect and finalize all copy text for both posters
Thursday PM: Create templates for Poster 1 and Poster 2 layout/design
Friday AM: Take photographs and begin editing images in Photoshop
Friday PM: Continue editing images and start constructing Poster 1
Wednesday AM: Continue constructing Poster 1
Wednesday PM: Finish Poster 1 and start Poster 2
Thursday AM: Continue constructing Poster 2
Thursday PM: Finish constructing Poster 2
This schedule allows time each day for image editing, layout design, and poster construction. It focuses your efforts each session and ensures both posters will be completed
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This document contains Jess Britton's initial ideas for promotional materials for the charity SASH. It outlines five different ideas, describing for each the proposed color scheme, font, layout, main products, and goals. The first idea involves leaflets and posters with a green/white/black color scheme. The second would use different shades of green and include news stories across various materials. The third is aimed to shock people into supporting the charity using images and news stories with black, white, and red colors. The fourth highlights volunteer stories using bright colors and positive images. The fifth is also meant to shock using dark colors and personal homeless stories told through images and copy.
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The document provides an analysis and reflection on social action evaluation projects involving the design of promotional materials for a homeless charity called SASH.
The designer created a sticker and poster promoting SASH. For the sticker, they chose images and colors that portrayed SASH's message of caring and togetherness. The poster uses typography and color to guide the eye and stress the serious issue while still promoting SASH's services.
The designer compares their work to existing charity materials, noting techniques like using questions and shapes to engage viewers while still prioritizing informative content over aesthetics. They believe their techniques effectively communicate SASH's message and services in a way that could positively impact the public.
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- The first and fourth campaigns use images and statistics to educate viewers about homelessness.
- The second and fifth campaigns use billboards and graffiti to promote their causes in public spaces.
- The third campaign aims to remind viewers of information they already know to change attitudes.
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- Religion and race seem to be areas where most acknowledge ongoing inequality. However, nearly half were unsure about gender inequality.
- A significant portion of your target audience of 17-25 year olds participated.
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The document provides an evaluation of an advertising campaign for a homeless charity called SASH. In three sentences:
The student reflects that their initial advertisement ideas did not appropriately represent homeless people or engage the target youth audience. They created a leaflet with stories and images to make people feel empathy and guilt to motivate donations, though recognized lengthy text may not hold young readers' attention. A poster with a homeless person's image and guilt-inducing text aimed to strongly impact viewers and raise awareness of homelessness.
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The document provides an evaluation of an advertising campaign for a homeless charity called SASH. In three sentences:
The student summarizes that their advertisement is fit for purpose as it gets straight to the point about helping the homeless through SASH. While their original idea was more graphic, they modified it to avoid upsetting young audiences. Both the poster and leaflet aim to make audiences feel guilty to motivate donations, though the leaflet risks losing younger readers' attention due to lengthy text.
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The document discusses an evaluation of whether a student's finished pieces for a social campaign on homelessness are fit for their intended purpose.
The student outlines that they developed ideas from planning documents into final products. Posters, logos, and merchandise were selected to evaluate if they fit the campaign's purpose of bringing national change and raising homelessness awareness.
Comparisons are made to similar campaigns to show how the student's work fits conventions. Logos are compared to popular brands to demonstrate fitting intended purpose. The student believes the pieces effectively communicate the campaign's message to a broad target audience in an appropriate way.
Task 10 - Social action and community media pitch
Here is a suggested schedule for completing your SASH charity posters:
Thursday AM: Collect and finalize all copy text for both posters
Thursday PM: Create templates for Poster 1 and Poster 2 layout/design
Friday AM: Take photographs and begin editing images in Photoshop
Friday PM: Continue editing images and start constructing Poster 1
Wednesday AM: Continue constructing Poster 1
Wednesday PM: Finish Poster 1 and start Poster 2
Thursday AM: Continue constructing Poster 2
Thursday PM: Finish constructing Poster 2
This schedule allows time each day for image editing, layout design, and poster construction. It focuses your efforts each session and ensures both posters will be completed
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This document contains Jess Britton's initial ideas for promotional materials for the charity SASH. It outlines five different ideas, describing for each the proposed color scheme, font, layout, main products, and goals. The first idea involves leaflets and posters with a green/white/black color scheme. The second would use different shades of green and include news stories across various materials. The third is aimed to shock people into supporting the charity using images and news stories with black, white, and red colors. The fourth highlights volunteer stories using bright colors and positive images. The fifth is also meant to shock using dark colors and personal homeless stories told through images and copy.
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The document provides an analysis and reflection on social action evaluation projects involving the design of promotional materials for a homeless charity called SASH.
The designer created a sticker and poster promoting SASH. For the sticker, they chose images and colors that portrayed SASH's message of caring and togetherness. The poster uses typography and color to guide the eye and stress the serious issue while still promoting SASH's services.
The designer compares their work to existing charity materials, noting techniques like using questions and shapes to engage viewers while still prioritizing informative content over aesthetics. They believe their techniques effectively communicate SASH's message and services in a way that could positively impact the public.
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This document outlines initial ideas for promotional materials for the charity SASH. The first idea involves creating leaflets and posters with a green, white and black color scheme promoting SASH's work. The second idea uses different shades of green and news stories across various materials like posters and leaflets. The third idea uses images and news stories with black, white and red colors to shock people into supporting the charity. The fourth idea highlights positive volunteer stories using bright colors like yellow and green across posters and leaflets. The fifth idea uses dark colors and shocking homeless stories and images on posters and billboards.
Task 3
This document discusses several campaigns for homeless charities that use different techniques:
- The first and fourth campaigns use images and statistics to educate viewers about homelessness.
- The second and fifth campaigns use billboards and graffiti to promote their causes in public spaces.
- The third campaign aims to remind viewers of information they already know to change attitudes.
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All research
Here is a summary of the key findings from your audience research:
- The majority of respondents believe in equality and recognize that inequality still exists in the UK. However, around half do not think there is full equality between genders.
- Religion and race seem to be areas where most acknowledge ongoing inequality. However, nearly half were unsure about gender inequality.
- A significant portion of your target audience of 17-25 year olds participated.
- Some expressed direct experiences of discrimination.
This research indicates that while awareness of issues like religious and racial inequality is high, gender inequality is still not fully recognized by around half of respondents. It also provided some opportunities for interviews. The key focus of your campaign should be
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Evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of an advertising campaign for a homeless charity called SASH. In three sentences:
The student reflects that their initial advertisement ideas did not appropriately represent homeless people or engage the target youth audience. They created a leaflet with stories and images to make people feel empathy and guilt to motivate donations, though recognized lengthy text may not hold young readers' attention. A poster with a homeless person's image and guilt-inducing text aimed to strongly impact viewers and raise awareness of homelessness.
Evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of an advertising campaign for a homeless charity called SASH. In three sentences:
The student summarizes that their advertisement is fit for purpose as it gets straight to the point about helping the homeless through SASH. While their original idea was more graphic, they modified it to avoid upsetting young audiences. Both the poster and leaflet aim to make audiences feel guilty to motivate donations, though the leaflet risks losing younger readers' attention due to lengthy text.
All the work
The document provides an evaluation of advertisements created for SASH (Support and Shelter) to encourage volunteering. It discusses various poster, bus advertisement, and sticker designs created by the author. The author aimed to create advertisements that followed a consistent theme and color scheme to be inviting and encourage volunteering. The document reflects on what elements made each design more or less fit for its purpose of attracting volunteers and discusses how the designs could be improved.
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The document discusses the design of posters and advertisements to promote awareness of homelessness and encourage volunteering. It explores using images and minimal text to grab readers' attention and make them think about how they view homeless people. Colour schemes aim to attract volunteers and not portray anything in a negative light. Layouts follow conventional structures but aim to be simple enough for messages to be understood quickly from a moving bus. The goal is to increase compassion and action through thought-provoking yet accessible designs.
Evaluation
The document discusses an advertising campaign created for a youth homelessness charity called SASH.
The creator aimed to communicate the message of "preventing youth homelessness together" through various mediums including business cards, posters, and ads. The original intentions were to use purple tones and a house logo, but these were changed to seem more professional and appropriate for the target audiences.
Techniques like lowering image opacity and adding shapes were used to draw attention to key messages. The content is meant to raise awareness of SASH and get people interested in volunteering or learning more. One poster in particular uses a dark tone to emphasize the need for more volunteers. The campaign aims to have a positive impact by informing the public about
Digital graphics evaluation pro forma
The document provides a template for evaluating a graphic narrative project. It prompts the user to praise strong elements of their work and identify areas for improvement. It suggests including both written explanations and visual examples. The user should compare their final product to original plans and intentions. They are also prompted to consider technical construction of images, use of text, suitability for audience, and representation of people. Signs, symbols, and cultural codes used should be identified. Peer and audience feedback should be summarized and discussed.
Task 1 Charity Campaign Poster Analysis
This poster from The Lullaby Trust raises awareness about sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), also known as cot death. It states that every nine days a baby dies from cot death in Scotland. The purpose is to bring about change by lowering this number and ultimately stopping cot deaths. It aims to do this by raising awareness, providing information about donation, and infiltrating mainstream media to remind people cot death is still an issue. The techniques used include a simple image of a teddy bear in a cot, factual yet impactful copy presented in a plain font, and focusing the eye with white, black and blue colors. The goal is to motivate donations to fund research into preventing more infant deaths.
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Flatplans
- 3. Layout choices • I have chosen a simple layout to keep the message clear. The design details and images will still be interesting and eye catching however I want the message that is being put across here to be mirrored in the layout design; simple and with one purpose.
- 4. Full page image LogoText The image will be a square shape that will fit to the full page size, but there will be a block of colour at the bottom which will contain text. The logo is strategically placed at the bottom of the page on the colour block. This is so that whatever colour the logo is will stand out on the other colour block and will contrast so it appears eye catching. The text at the bottom of the page will include where to go for more information on the issue and also a small case study/get to know paragraph about the character introduced in this poster.
- 5. Example copy • On each poster, something like ‘Sophie seems like just a normal teenager… But she needs your help more than anything. 80% of homeless people don’t spend their lives on the streets, they are normal people like you, and they need your help.’ • Each poster will have a small case study or a ‘get to know the character’ paragraph. I have chosen to do this because I think that if people read the text and see the person in the photograph, they will feel like they know them and this may make them more inclined to help SASH or volunteer. • There will also be statistics on each poster such as ‘80% of homeless people don’t spend their lives on the street.’
- 7. Example images • I want to use images like the ones that I have included in the previous slide. I want to use photographs of normal people in normal situations that may people aged 16-24 experience daily and are familiar with. This includes things such as studying, partying, shopping and other things that people this age do on a daily basis. • I think it will emphasise that homelessness can happen to anyone and will make people realise that this issue is shocking mainly because you don’t know who it is happening to. People are not just openly going to come out and broadcast that they are homeless, they will keep it on the down low and so you do not know who it is happening to at all.
- 8. Fonts • I would like to use a clear, serif font like ‘Street’ for most of the copy and important information such as contact information so that it is clear and simple to read. However, I would like to use a different font such as ‘Window Crash’ for the sentences like the example ‘But she needs your help more than anything’. These sentences will vary from poster to poster. • I think that having the text that talks about people helping in a different font will draw people to it and make them realise that it is important. The ‘Window Crash’ font looks like smashed glass, this indicates how people feel when their life falls apart when they suddenly become homeless. It will emphasise the fact that help is needed and how this issue is perceived by the people that it happens to.
- 9. Colours • I would like to use the SASH original colour, which is green. Green is the colour of positivity, health and fresh starts which are all applicable to this issue. • Some people who already know about SASH as an organisation may already be familiar with the colour green that is associated and find it familiar when they see my posters. This may draw them in because they have already volunteered, donated of helped out in some way. • The colour of the green is quite bright and eye catching. This would be useful to the poster and the issue.
- 10. 80% of homeless people don’t spend their lives on the streets, they are normal people like you, and they need your help. Sophie seems like just a normal teenager… BUT SHE NEEDS YOUR HELP MORE THAN ANYTHING www.sash-uk.org.uk/01904 652043 This is a mock up of how I would want my posters to look at this stage. I have not used the fonts that I would like to on this mock up but have included them below so you can see what the text would really look like.
- 12. Logo Image (Green background) Text – Contact details (Green background) Text The image will take up most of the shape. This is because it will be eye catching and shows the theme and issue itself well.
- 13. Layout choices • The layout for this sticker/beer mat design is simple. Again, this is to simply put across the message and be sure that the message is the main focus of the product. There will be an image of a homeless person on the street that will take up a majority of the area. I think that it is important for the image to be a main part of the product; images catch people’s attention and the content can cause the reader to feel emotion. • There will be text areas that will contain contact information and also that will talk about SASH and how they can help the issue of homelessness. The sticker/beer mat will be sure to state how ‘you’ the reader/audience can help SASH and homelessness in the UK.
- 14. Example copy • ‘No home. No hope. No life for a young adult.’ • ‘Help us to help them.’ • ‘Call … or visit our website to find out more …’ • Because this product is small, the text will be used to put across information to the reader and to make an impact on them about the issue of homelessness to a point where they may want to help the organisation.
- 15. Example images
- 16. Example images • I want to use black and white, grey scale images because I think that they bring a factual feel and tone to the product. They also have a tendency to make things seem negative such as the issue of homelessness; it is not a positive issue. • The image that I would use would be of a homeless person on the street, how most people see them when they are walking around a town centre. I would need there to be some space on the image with no image detail relevant to the picture where I can put text over it and it would show up well.
- 17. Example fonts • A very clear, simple font like ‘Arial’ would work well here; it is the words that matter, not the text. I do not want to distract too much attention to the small details of the product. • I will use a slightly more bold font for the ‘No home. No hope.’ section. This is because I want this part of the product to catch the most attention, as well as the image.
- 18. Example colours • I will stick to using the green colour that is currently used at SASH’s home colour. This is because the colour is bright, eye catching and positive and the symbolises health and new beginnings. This is exactly what SASH try to help to increase and create for homeless people as an organisation. • I will use two different shades of green for the text: One light and one dark. I will do this because if all of the writing is all in one colour the product may look slightly boring and monotone, and also so that the chunks of text stand out equally because they are two different colours, a change of colour will catch attention.
- 19. Please. Help us to help them. Call 01904 652043 or visit our website: www.sash-uk.org.uk/