Media Arts Drink Label Design
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This document provides requirements and a timeline for a drink label design project. Students must create a slogan and color scheme for their drink label using a planning sheet. The label must include nutritional text boxes and be appropriate. Students have 1-2 periods to complete the planning sheet, 2-3 weeks to design the label using various design tools, and 1 week for printing, grading, and writing a statement.
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