The document provides feedback on clothing, bag, and poster designs for a fashion company called "Production for Social Action" that promotes LGBTQ+ rights. The reviewer comments that the logo design works well across different platforms and materials. Suggestions are made to improve specific posters, such as moving text, adjusting the opacity of the logo, and removing backgrounds to better convey the intended messages around LGBTQ+ hardship and the need for support and intervention.

1. Production for Social Action
Alis Rose

10. A2 flag

17. Feedback
Clothing and Bag:
Fine good use of logo on all, especially bag, works and is exactly how a fashion company would do it.
Logo:
Good choice of font, clear, serious and the colourway makes perfect sense due to the reason behind it.
The Logo JPEG has white between each colour but on everything else its black, the white works and breaks up the colours so use
white between the colours on all your work (I think I know why thats happened and might be a ball ache to do but worth it. (you'll
get marked down if your logo isn't the same across all platforms)
Other than that it looks sound
Also make all background black, on the JPEG its like a black rectangle over the text and the rest white, all black will look more
impacting
Poster 1:
Being fussy but try move 'intervene' up a line, to give more space between text and people.
Logo looks good as watermark on top of people but if you've decreased the opacity instead try using the layer changes, multiply
works well - Simply click on the layer, put opacity back to 100% and then if you can see the drop down menu that says 'Normal'
click that and play with the options......Multiply is good because it turns your logo into a proper watermark keeping the people
and the logo vibrant and clear.
Also just have the letters on that poster, use wand tool to get rid of black background around letters.....If it doesn't look right just
keep it, just a thought.
Poster 2:
Powerful message made clear
Logo is too vibrant though try reducing opacity and bringing down slightly so its not on the top of the poster line.You're trying to
show the hardship of same sex relationships around the world so fading out the logo behind the map will impact this.Almost like
saying 'there isn't much support but it is needed'.When you have to evaluate your work or analyse it this will give you something
to talk about well and a strong positive for why you did it that way, trust me it'll get you more marks.