The document discusses three logo ideas for an organization. Logo idea 1 features text curved around leaves but is deemed too complex. Logo idea 2 uses different colored leaves without text but is also not simple enough. Logo idea 3 adds a gradient overlay and darker leaf strokes, and includes the organization's name in a clear font. This third logo is selected as the clearest and most recognizable design.
Hannah Woollaston evaluated a client project she carried out. She did not encounter any legal or financial constraints. She believes she managed the project and communications with the client well. The client was happy with the final outcome and used the social media posts Hannah created, helping the company reach a wider audience. Hannah learned skills like client communication that will help with future projects. The client provided positive feedback, showing they were happy with Hannah's work.
Hannah evaluated her client project and felt she managed it well. She did not encounter any legal or financial constraints. She created accurate time schedules and communicated well with the client over phone, email, and in person to understand their needs. The client was happy with the final outcome, which met the original brief with only a minor agreed upon change. Hannah learned improved communication and technical skills that will help with future projects.
The document contains final product shots for a client. Photographs of the completed product are included for the client to review and approve before distribution. These photos show the final version of the product to demonstrate that the work is complete and meets the agreed upon specifications.
The client has asked the creator to take product shots of their spice packaging and selection boxes, as well as create social media posts. For the product shots, the creator proposes taking them against a white background for a clean, professional look. They will also edit the photos in Photoshop. For the social media posts, the creator will write posts advertising offers and events and include the product photos. They set interim deadlines to take the photos by May 24th and create the posts in the final week to stay on schedule.
The document discusses different types of client briefs that media companies may receive, including:
- Contractual briefs which involve a signed agreement between both parties.
- Formal briefs where the client only outlines what they want and the producer must negotiate details.
- Informal briefs which are loosely defined verbal agreements that allow more creativity.
- Cooperative briefs where multiple companies work together on one project.
- Negotiated briefs that require compromise when companies can't agree on a single plan.
The client has asked the document author to complete several tasks, including taking product photography, creating social media posts, and providing a marketing plan. For the product photography, the author proposes either a clean white background or an Indian pattern background. They evaluate each idea and determine they have the skills and resources to complete the white background style within the timeframe. For the social media posts, the author's idea is to make the posts concise and visually appealing using the product images. They believe this idea matches the client's needs and can be done on schedule. In researching competition, the author finds the client has little direct competition but could benefit from improved product photography compared to competitor brands.
This document contains a task about visual hierarchy and includes two examples: a creative media show flyer and a gig poster design. The task is to create a design that effectively uses visual hierarchy principles to draw attention to key information like the event name and date on the flyer and poster.
The document discusses three logo ideas for an organization. Logo idea 1 features text curved around leaves but is deemed too complex. Logo idea 2 uses different colored leaves without text but is also not simple enough. Logo idea 3 adds a gradient overlay and darker leaf strokes, and includes the organization's name in a clear font. This third logo is selected as the clearest and most recognizable design.
Hannah Woollaston evaluated a client project she carried out. She did not encounter any legal or financial constraints. She believes she managed the project and communications with the client well. The client was happy with the final outcome and used the social media posts Hannah created, helping the company reach a wider audience. Hannah learned skills like client communication that will help with future projects. The client provided positive feedback, showing they were happy with Hannah's work.
Hannah evaluated her client project and felt she managed it well. She did not encounter any legal or financial constraints. She created accurate time schedules and communicated well with the client over phone, email, and in person to understand their needs. The client was happy with the final outcome, which met the original brief with only a minor agreed upon change. Hannah learned improved communication and technical skills that will help with future projects.
The document contains final product shots for a client. Photographs of the completed product are included for the client to review and approve before distribution. These photos show the final version of the product to demonstrate that the work is complete and meets the agreed upon specifications.
The client has asked the creator to take product shots of their spice packaging and selection boxes, as well as create social media posts. For the product shots, the creator proposes taking them against a white background for a clean, professional look. They will also edit the photos in Photoshop. For the social media posts, the creator will write posts advertising offers and events and include the product photos. They set interim deadlines to take the photos by May 24th and create the posts in the final week to stay on schedule.
The document discusses different types of client briefs that media companies may receive, including:
- Contractual briefs which involve a signed agreement between both parties.
- Formal briefs where the client only outlines what they want and the producer must negotiate details.
- Informal briefs which are loosely defined verbal agreements that allow more creativity.
- Cooperative briefs where multiple companies work together on one project.
- Negotiated briefs that require compromise when companies can't agree on a single plan.
The client has asked the document author to complete several tasks, including taking product photography, creating social media posts, and providing a marketing plan. For the product photography, the author proposes either a clean white background or an Indian pattern background. They evaluate each idea and determine they have the skills and resources to complete the white background style within the timeframe. For the social media posts, the author's idea is to make the posts concise and visually appealing using the product images. They believe this idea matches the client's needs and can be done on schedule. In researching competition, the author finds the client has little direct competition but could benefit from improved product photography compared to competitor brands.
This document contains a task about visual hierarchy and includes two examples: a creative media show flyer and a gig poster design. The task is to create a design that effectively uses visual hierarchy principles to draw attention to key information like the event name and date on the flyer and poster.
This document lists 5 items: Task 2: Grids, Tabloid, Photography Magazine, Photography Magazine, and Website. It appears to be a list of topics or sections related to photography as two items reference photography magazines and one references a website. The common thread between all 5 items is that they relate to photography or photographic media in some form.
This document discusses layout and design terminology used in publishing, including double page spreads, columns, page numbers, titles, pull quotes, rules, blobs and stars, drop capitals, white space, text, margins, grids, baselines, symmetrical layouts, and portrait versus landscape orientations.
Hannah created a 12-page booklet for Veganuary to encourage people to try going vegan for the month of January. She planned the booklet thoroughly, researching topics, audiences, fonts and colors. Some key pages included a "Words of Encouragement" page using quotes from vegan bloggers and a fun "Vegan Celebrities" fact file using a scrapbook-style design to appeal to her target audience of teens and young adults. Hannah tested her pages with her target audience and received positive feedback that her booklet was approachable, motivational and visually appealing.
This leaflet provides information about plant-based nutrition in a clear and concise style. It is laid out in an easy to navigate format with obvious sections divided by topic. While the language uses some technical terms, it also aims to be informal at times to engage readers. However, the lack of referencing raises questions about the accuracy of the information presented.
This document contains summaries of several secondary research sources related to veganism. It includes summaries of sources that discuss Morrissey's views on veganism, statistics on the lifespans of chickens raised for meat compared to their natural lifespans, alleged health benefits of a vegan diet, Natalie Portman's decision to stop being vegan during pregnancy, Lush Cosmetics' stance on vegan and cruelty-free products, questions around Tarte Cosmetics' vegan status, and what vegans can and cannot eat according to KidsHealth.org. For each source, it provides a brief summary, relevant quotes to support the summary, the source URL, and suggestions for further research.
This document outlines ideas for topics and sections to include in a vegan booklet. Some proposed topics include: encouragement for going vegan; profiles of vegan celebrities; vegan-friendly clothing and makeup brands; recipes; and tips for vegans. Fact files on vegan celebrities and the best vegan restaurants are also suggested. Ideas for infographics include lists of vegan-friendly cities and sources of protein and nutrients. Interviews with vegan bloggers could feature in a multi-page spread. The booklet's design elements like fonts, images, and colors aim to have a natural, green theme while remaining bright, eye-catching and accessible to its target 16-30 year old audience.
The document discusses planning the color scheme, fonts, and content for a booklet. It will use light pastel colors to seem happy and welcoming. The main font will be Helvetica Neue to seem light and modern. The title font will be "Rolina" to fit a modern but friendly feel. The booklet will have 6 pages covering an introduction, facts, encouragement, and contents.
Going vegan for the month of January is an opportunity to improve your health and help the environment and animals. A vegan diet excludes all animal products including meat, dairy, eggs and honey. Signing up at veganuary.com provides 31 days of meal and recipe plans along with support to make going vegan for a month achievable and enjoyable.
Going vegan for the month of January is an opportunity to experience a plant-based diet and lifestyle. Taking the Veganuary pledge involves not consuming any animal products for 31 days to help animals and the planet. A short survey is available to learn more about becoming vegan for January.
Veganuary is a campaign that encourages people to try a vegan diet for the month of January. Going vegan means avoiding all animal products including meat, dairy, eggs and honey. Adopting a plant-based vegan diet for 31 days can help people feel better, lose weight and help the environment and animals.
This document outlines ideas for topics and sections to include in a vegan booklet. Some proposed topics include: encouragement for going vegan; profiles of vegan celebrities; vegan-friendly clothing and makeup brands; recipes; and tips for vegans. Fact files on vegan celebrities and the best vegan restaurants are also suggested. Ideas for infographics include lists of vegan-friendly cities and sources of protein and nutrients. Interviews with vegan bloggers could feature in a multi-page spread. The booklet's design elements like fonts, images, and colors aim to have a natural, green theme while remaining bright, eye-catching and accessible to its target 16-30 year old audience.
This document evaluates a series of posters and a logo created for a deforestation awareness campaign. For each poster, the evaluator assesses whether the pieces are fit for their intended purpose of raising awareness, clearly communicate the message, and are appropriate for the target audience. The techniques, content, impact, and technical/aesthetic qualities of each piece are also analyzed. The evaluator determines that while some original intentions differed from the outcomes, the rotoscoping style and consistency across pieces helps the campaign communicate its message effectively. Minor adjustments were made to improve realism and focus attention on the messaging. Overall, the evaluator believes the campaign would successfully raise awareness and influence the public to help reduce deforestation if launched.
Hannah Woollaston is generating ideas for a website for her charity. She has reviewed websites from charities like Greenpeace, WWF, and Rainforest Rescue. She plans to include a banner, latest updates section, donate and get involved tabs, and a search tool to make the site interactive and encourage return visits. A contact page will also make the charity more accessible and allow the audience to provide feedback.
Hannah Woollaston is generating ideas for merchandise to promote her campaign. She looked at merchandise from charities covering similar topics, like WWF and Greenpeace, to get ideas. WWF's merchandise features their logo prominently. Greenpeace sells mugs with their name and website, which could increase website traffic. Creating different merchandise, like mugs, gives options for people who don't want logo t-shirts. Hannah wants her t-shirts to be more interesting than ones just stating the charity name. Referencing other charities' successful merchandise will help Hannah design eye-catching products to promote her campaign.
This document lists final products for a project including 3 posters, 2 web pages about the company and its merchandise, a logo, merchandise items, and a survey link. The posters, web pages, logo and merchandise were all completed, and a survey was created to gather feedback on the project.
The document provides information about various environmental organizations' campaigns to raise awareness of deforestation and its impacts. It summarizes WWF's Rainforest Campaign which began in 1991 and aims to promote sustainable timber. Screenshots of the campaign's website show alarming statistics and appeals to sign up. Rainforest Rescue is described as focusing specifically on rainforest issues like climate change and aims to protect indigenous groups. The website provides information but could be overwhelming. Greenpeace's rainforest campaign centers on the Amazon and uses images on its website to encourage signing petitions.
Hannah Woollaston proposes three ideas for a deforestation awareness campaign. Idea one uses images of animals in cupped hands with the tagline "Deforestation kills more than trees" to emphasize the effect on wildlife. Idea two depicts a standing and falling tree with the tagline "YOU can cut down on deforestation" to add sarcasm. Idea three shows a rotoscoped orangutan and faded trees asking "do YOU want to see them homeless?" to create a direct appeal. All ideas will use consistent dark green and blue colors and a bold natural font to effectively convey the serious message.
Hannah created a website banner blending together her three campaign posters to stretch across the site and allow users to click on posters for more information, appealing to her young target audience.
The "About Us" page introduces the charity in a formal but approachable style using consistent fonts and colors from the posters to raise awareness.
The merchandise page features Redbubble products with campaign branding across the top to immediately inform visitors, and includes social media links and hashtags to spread awareness of the campaign and organization through a similar house style across pages.
Hannah created campaign merchandise including t-shirts, notebooks, and phone cases to promote her organization and raise awareness of her campaign. The t-shirts were designed for both men and women and in different colors to appeal to her target audience. Notebooks were aimed at younger college/university audiences and featured an eye-catching pattern. Phone cases used the organization's logo and neutral colors to match the rainforest theme of the campaign and ensure recognizability of the brand across merchandise.
This document summarizes and reflects on three campaign posters created by Hannah Woollaston for raising awareness of deforestation. The first poster featured realistic blue hands holding a tree, but was improved upon with a more consistent cartoon style. The second poster reused the tree with a cartoon look and consistent colors and font. The third poster addressed animal homelessness due to deforestation by featuring a cartoon orangutan looking at the audience alongside informative text laid out similarly to the other posters. Throughout the process, Hannah aimed to maintain consistency with her original mood board ideas and between the three posters.
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This document lists 5 items: Task 2: Grids, Tabloid, Photography Magazine, Photography Magazine, and Website. It appears to be a list of topics or sections related to photography as two items reference photography magazines and one references a website. The common thread between all 5 items is that they relate to photography or photographic media in some form.
This document discusses layout and design terminology used in publishing, including double page spreads, columns, page numbers, titles, pull quotes, rules, blobs and stars, drop capitals, white space, text, margins, grids, baselines, symmetrical layouts, and portrait versus landscape orientations.
Hannah created a 12-page booklet for Veganuary to encourage people to try going vegan for the month of January. She planned the booklet thoroughly, researching topics, audiences, fonts and colors. Some key pages included a "Words of Encouragement" page using quotes from vegan bloggers and a fun "Vegan Celebrities" fact file using a scrapbook-style design to appeal to her target audience of teens and young adults. Hannah tested her pages with her target audience and received positive feedback that her booklet was approachable, motivational and visually appealing.
This leaflet provides information about plant-based nutrition in a clear and concise style. It is laid out in an easy to navigate format with obvious sections divided by topic. While the language uses some technical terms, it also aims to be informal at times to engage readers. However, the lack of referencing raises questions about the accuracy of the information presented.
This document contains summaries of several secondary research sources related to veganism. It includes summaries of sources that discuss Morrissey's views on veganism, statistics on the lifespans of chickens raised for meat compared to their natural lifespans, alleged health benefits of a vegan diet, Natalie Portman's decision to stop being vegan during pregnancy, Lush Cosmetics' stance on vegan and cruelty-free products, questions around Tarte Cosmetics' vegan status, and what vegans can and cannot eat according to KidsHealth.org. For each source, it provides a brief summary, relevant quotes to support the summary, the source URL, and suggestions for further research.
This document outlines ideas for topics and sections to include in a vegan booklet. Some proposed topics include: encouragement for going vegan; profiles of vegan celebrities; vegan-friendly clothing and makeup brands; recipes; and tips for vegans. Fact files on vegan celebrities and the best vegan restaurants are also suggested. Ideas for infographics include lists of vegan-friendly cities and sources of protein and nutrients. Interviews with vegan bloggers could feature in a multi-page spread. The booklet's design elements like fonts, images, and colors aim to have a natural, green theme while remaining bright, eye-catching and accessible to its target 16-30 year old audience.
The document discusses planning the color scheme, fonts, and content for a booklet. It will use light pastel colors to seem happy and welcoming. The main font will be Helvetica Neue to seem light and modern. The title font will be "Rolina" to fit a modern but friendly feel. The booklet will have 6 pages covering an introduction, facts, encouragement, and contents.
Going vegan for the month of January is an opportunity to improve your health and help the environment and animals. A vegan diet excludes all animal products including meat, dairy, eggs and honey. Signing up at veganuary.com provides 31 days of meal and recipe plans along with support to make going vegan for a month achievable and enjoyable.
Going vegan for the month of January is an opportunity to experience a plant-based diet and lifestyle. Taking the Veganuary pledge involves not consuming any animal products for 31 days to help animals and the planet. A short survey is available to learn more about becoming vegan for January.
Veganuary is a campaign that encourages people to try a vegan diet for the month of January. Going vegan means avoiding all animal products including meat, dairy, eggs and honey. Adopting a plant-based vegan diet for 31 days can help people feel better, lose weight and help the environment and animals.
This document outlines ideas for topics and sections to include in a vegan booklet. Some proposed topics include: encouragement for going vegan; profiles of vegan celebrities; vegan-friendly clothing and makeup brands; recipes; and tips for vegans. Fact files on vegan celebrities and the best vegan restaurants are also suggested. Ideas for infographics include lists of vegan-friendly cities and sources of protein and nutrients. Interviews with vegan bloggers could feature in a multi-page spread. The booklet's design elements like fonts, images, and colors aim to have a natural, green theme while remaining bright, eye-catching and accessible to its target 16-30 year old audience.
This document evaluates a series of posters and a logo created for a deforestation awareness campaign. For each poster, the evaluator assesses whether the pieces are fit for their intended purpose of raising awareness, clearly communicate the message, and are appropriate for the target audience. The techniques, content, impact, and technical/aesthetic qualities of each piece are also analyzed. The evaluator determines that while some original intentions differed from the outcomes, the rotoscoping style and consistency across pieces helps the campaign communicate its message effectively. Minor adjustments were made to improve realism and focus attention on the messaging. Overall, the evaluator believes the campaign would successfully raise awareness and influence the public to help reduce deforestation if launched.
Hannah Woollaston is generating ideas for a website for her charity. She has reviewed websites from charities like Greenpeace, WWF, and Rainforest Rescue. She plans to include a banner, latest updates section, donate and get involved tabs, and a search tool to make the site interactive and encourage return visits. A contact page will also make the charity more accessible and allow the audience to provide feedback.
Hannah Woollaston is generating ideas for merchandise to promote her campaign. She looked at merchandise from charities covering similar topics, like WWF and Greenpeace, to get ideas. WWF's merchandise features their logo prominently. Greenpeace sells mugs with their name and website, which could increase website traffic. Creating different merchandise, like mugs, gives options for people who don't want logo t-shirts. Hannah wants her t-shirts to be more interesting than ones just stating the charity name. Referencing other charities' successful merchandise will help Hannah design eye-catching products to promote her campaign.
This document lists final products for a project including 3 posters, 2 web pages about the company and its merchandise, a logo, merchandise items, and a survey link. The posters, web pages, logo and merchandise were all completed, and a survey was created to gather feedback on the project.
The document provides information about various environmental organizations' campaigns to raise awareness of deforestation and its impacts. It summarizes WWF's Rainforest Campaign which began in 1991 and aims to promote sustainable timber. Screenshots of the campaign's website show alarming statistics and appeals to sign up. Rainforest Rescue is described as focusing specifically on rainforest issues like climate change and aims to protect indigenous groups. The website provides information but could be overwhelming. Greenpeace's rainforest campaign centers on the Amazon and uses images on its website to encourage signing petitions.
Hannah Woollaston proposes three ideas for a deforestation awareness campaign. Idea one uses images of animals in cupped hands with the tagline "Deforestation kills more than trees" to emphasize the effect on wildlife. Idea two depicts a standing and falling tree with the tagline "YOU can cut down on deforestation" to add sarcasm. Idea three shows a rotoscoped orangutan and faded trees asking "do YOU want to see them homeless?" to create a direct appeal. All ideas will use consistent dark green and blue colors and a bold natural font to effectively convey the serious message.
Hannah created a website banner blending together her three campaign posters to stretch across the site and allow users to click on posters for more information, appealing to her young target audience.
The "About Us" page introduces the charity in a formal but approachable style using consistent fonts and colors from the posters to raise awareness.
The merchandise page features Redbubble products with campaign branding across the top to immediately inform visitors, and includes social media links and hashtags to spread awareness of the campaign and organization through a similar house style across pages.
Hannah created campaign merchandise including t-shirts, notebooks, and phone cases to promote her organization and raise awareness of her campaign. The t-shirts were designed for both men and women and in different colors to appeal to her target audience. Notebooks were aimed at younger college/university audiences and featured an eye-catching pattern. Phone cases used the organization's logo and neutral colors to match the rainforest theme of the campaign and ensure recognizability of the brand across merchandise.
This document summarizes and reflects on three campaign posters created by Hannah Woollaston for raising awareness of deforestation. The first poster featured realistic blue hands holding a tree, but was improved upon with a more consistent cartoon style. The second poster reused the tree with a cartoon look and consistent colors and font. The third poster addressed animal homelessness due to deforestation by featuring a cartoon orangutan looking at the audience alongside informative text laid out similarly to the other posters. Throughout the process, Hannah aimed to maintain consistency with her original mood board ideas and between the three posters.
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Explore the exquisite art of Tanjore Painting, known for its vibrant colors, gold foil work, and traditional themes. Discover its cultural significance today!
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3. Advantages of sourcing images this way: An advantage of sourcing images
in this way is that they are normally of high quality because they have to
aesthetically pleasing- whatever the subject as they are being published in a
book. This makes the images available of a high quality. Also before the
internet, getting images from books was one of the only ways people could
access images to use.
Disadvantages of sourcing images this way: A disadvantage of sourcing
images from books is that if you need to use them on a computer it can be quite
difficult to access them as you have to take the time to scan them in, this makes
using things like Google or a stock image easier which is why most people tend
to source images in that way.
5. Advantages of sourcing images this way: The benefit of sourcing images
from Google images is that you have access to a lot of images, quickly and
easily and you have a very high chance you will find what images you need
because Google provides a lot of results for searches.
Disadvantages of sourcing images this way: Even though, Google provides
a lot of results to searches and that is benefit to some extent, it means that it
can be quite difficult to find an image that meets your requirements. Another
disadvantage is there may be a risk of copyright which you may not realise at
the time.
7. Advantages of sourcing images this way: The images are usually of a high
quality and standard because their clients have to pay for the images which
means they have to be good so people will continue to buy images from the
site.
Disadvantages of sourcing images this way: A disadvantage of sourcing
images in this way is that you have to pay for the rights to access and then use
the image which can be costly depending on the subject. Another disadvantage
is that stock images are often taken in studios with stark-white background, and
although this looks professional it is not always the style of photography
required for certain project.
9. Advantages of sourcing images this way: an advantage of using a copyright
free images is that, obviously, they are free and another advantage is that there
are no restrictions on how and where the image can be used for example you
can use the image as many times as needed and there is no fee to pay
whereas on stock images, like I mentioned, you have to pay a fee according to
how many times you plan on using the image and where you want to use it.
Disadvantages of sourcing images this way: a disadvantage of sourcing
images from copyright free sights is that it can be quite difficult to find an image
that fits the requirements you need, also as they are copyright free they may not
be as high quality as you need because they are free anyway. Also, on some
copyright free sights it can sometimes be hard to tell exactly what the rights are
as sometimes they are free- but only for personal use which you might not
notice unless you make a point of checking every image.
11. Advantages of sourcing images this way: An advantage of sourcing images
from your own collection is that you can create an image to meet the precise
requirements of your project. Another advantage is that because they are your
own images they are obviously free to you and you are free of any copyright
charges for that reason too.
Disadvantages of sourcing images this way: a disadvantage of sourcing
images in this way is that you may not be the best at photography or specifically
the type of photography you need to create, this could make your images low
quality. Another disadvantage would be that you may not have the correct kit
needed, which could also lower the quality of the images you create or you may
need to buy the kit you need which makes it expensive.
17. Advantages of different resolutions: The advantage of being able to change
the resolution is that you can change it to suit what the image will be used for.
e.g. if the image is going to be used in print publications 300dpi would be more
appropriate so the image looks good, whereas if the image is going to be used
online 72dpi would be more suitable- using a lower resolution also means that it
doesn’t make the website really slow but using 72dpi still ensures it looks good.
Disadvantages of different resolutions: A disadvantage of different
resolutions would be that if a very high resolution is used it may slow down the
website it is used on or it may be difficult to attach to an email because it takes
up too much room etc. and it can become quite difficult to do anything with.
19. Explain the changes you made to the image and explain why you made
those changes:
I decided to just make some simple and basic changes to my image, I cropped
the image to get rid of some of the bottom half of it as I thought it was
distracting and quite boring. I also altered the brightness/contrast of the image
to make the colours more vibrant, so the image looks better. I also made some
some small changes to the exposure of the image because I felt like part of the
sky in the image was slightly overexposed so I I lowered it.
For the caption of the image I thought I would do something related to walking
as this image was taken on a popular walking route and I think it fits the subject
well, I made this by just using a plain back rectangle shape, turned the opacity
down and then added some text on the top of this image.