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The document outlines 5 ideas for creating promotional materials for a homeless charity called SASH. Each idea discusses the images, color scheme, fonts, and layout that would be used. The images would include faces, depictions of homelessness, feet, signs, and simple images. The color schemes pair darker colors like black, grey, and blue with brighter colors like green, orange, and yellow. The fonts selected are simple and easy to read. For each idea, the layout proposed is a poster, with the goal of making the images and text stand out.
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- Including black and white images from the internet to convey the dullness and seriousness of homelessness, while ensuring they are clear and visible.
- Featuring faces of homeless people looking at the camera or without visible faces to elicit guilt or sympathy from viewers.
- Having a basic layout without too much complexity for easy reading.
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The document describes the process of designing layouts for different print publications, including a fanzine, broadsheet, and tabloid. For each layout, the designer placed colored boxes to indicate where elements would go, added fonts, images, and text, and adjusted placement until satisfied. The designer felt the fanzine and broadsheet layouts turned out well but could have improved the tabloid more. Feedback provided affirmed the layouts looked professional but offered minor suggestions. The designer felt their InDesign skills improved through this project.
Task 9
The document discusses the design choices for a page about hip hop fashion. The designer chose slanted fonts and layouts to match the hip hop style and grab attention. Images showing hip hop fashion were selected. Boxes and triangles were used in the layout to contain different elements in an eye-catching way. Colors, fonts, and positioning of elements were adjusted to look attractive and pull the page together for a young audience interested in hip hop culture.
Task 2
The document discusses different experimental photography techniques:
1) Movement photography, where the photographer moved the camera while taking pictures of colorful cars to create blurry images with merged colors.
2) Out of focus photography, where the photographer turned off autofocus and took close-up pictures of lights and parts of the college, zooming in and out to make parts more blurred.
3) Reflection photography, where the photographer searched for reflective surfaces and took pictures from different angles to distort and create interesting effects from the reflections.
4) Photomontage, where multiple slightly offset images were combined in Photoshop to create a single large image with a fisheye effect, as if from one large
Task 8
This document discusses the layout and design of a tabloid newspaper page. It describes including a large masthead at the top, a full-page image to grab readers' attention, a headline above the image to provide important information, and a short paragraph below to begin the story and direct readers to continue on subsequent pages. The document also notes planning the layout with colored boxes, inserting and adjusting the image and text, and further tweaking the design by making the headline bolder and changing fonts to improve readability and professional appearance.
Task 2 unfinished
H&M has successfully used celebrity endorsements in their advertisements to attract customers. In the 1990s, they featured supermodels like Cindy Crawford and Naomi Campbell, who helped sell out product lines. Other celebrities like Pamela Anderson and Kylie Minogue increased the popularity of H&M by appearing in their promotional campaigns. These celebrity partnerships are psychologically effective because they make customers want to emulate their favorite stars by purchasing and wearing the same clothes.
Task 7
This document discusses the production process for a broadsheet newspaper layout. It describes adding grids, color-coded boxes, text, images, titles, body copy, and ads to design the layout. The main image in the center relates to an exclusive interview with Kanye West, which is promoted in the title and strap line. Columns of text are placed below to break up large chunks. Ads are added at the bottom. The overall process involves planning the structure, including relevant content, and considering design elements like fonts, colors and positioning to create an attractive final page.
Task 7
This document discusses the production process for a broadsheet newspaper layout. It describes adding grids, color-coded boxes, text, images, titles, body copy, and ads to design the layout. The main image in the center relates to an exclusive interview with Kanye West, which is promoted in the title and strap line. Columns of text are placed below to break up large chunks. Ads are added at the bottom to generate revenue and break up the text. The overall process outlines adding different elements to the layout in a systematic way.
Task 1
Silva Grav is a Spanish photographer born in 1993 who has done experimental photography manipulation images since realizing photography was their passion from a young age. Bela Borsodi is an Austrian photographer born in 1966 who focuses on still life photography in bold colors featuring fashion and females. Melinda Gibson is a British photographer born in 1985 who lectures in photography and published a book on contemporary art photography; her strange images intrigue viewers by distorting colors and textures.
Task 5
My sister and I will conduct a photo experiment on February 6, 2014 at 11:30am in my office/shed. I will use the plain cream walls as a backdrop and take multiple photos of my sister with a natural face expression as she moves around the room under different lighting conditions. After taking the photos, I will print some in color and some in black and white, then experiment on the prints by adding colors, paints, scratches, and overlaying cut-up sections to see if it creates an interesting effect.
Task 6
The document describes how various words have been visually represented using typography to convey their meanings. For each word, the letters are arranged or manipulated in a way that suggests the word's definition, such as tilting letters to look like scales for "balance" or placing one letter faintly to imply it has been "removed".
Task 5
Poster 1 follows a clean grid layout with large, easy-to-read text and bold colors to draw attention from a distance. Poster 2 breaks from the grid for a more interesting design, overlapping sections and using varied fonts and colors to guide readers through the information, though it is harder to read. Both posters convey the same content but with different visual approaches.
Task 4
This document describes and analyzes several page layout designs with different grid dimensions. It discusses the key design choices made for each layout, including positioning of images, text, and other elements. The goals were to make effective use of space, balance different elements, and maintain readability and visual interest. Layout sizes included 3x3, 6x4, 4x6, 8x2, 5x6, and 3x6 grids. Text, images, and simple graphic elements were arranged within and across the grids in various configurations depending on the specific layout.
Task 3
The document describes various design elements used on magazine pages including large images to draw attention, pull quotes used as headers, and consistent colors throughout the page. A three column layout, bold titles, and simple fonts make the text easy to read. Additional elements are used to guide the reader such as page numbers, bylines, datelines, tilted images and text, and different sized letters or images to draw the eye to specific parts of the page. The design mimics techniques like handwriting or technology to relate to the magazine's topic.
Factual Writing: Task 1
The document discusses the layout and design elements of various informational materials. It notes that titles, fonts, colors, illustrations, sections, and other formatting choices are used to clearly present information and ensure it is easy for readers to understand. Bullet points, charts, and simple language help emphasize important facts. Sources are also cited to give credit where credit is due. The goal is to attract readers and convey details in an accurate yet accessible manner.
Discovery
This document discusses a variety of topics including dinosaurs, the solar system, caves, maps, inventions, and cultures. It also references discovering new knowledge, adventures, and exploring the world.
Task 3
To capture movement in an image, you can either use a slower shutter speed to allow the camera more time to capture movement, or move the camera while taking a photo to blur the image. Alternatively, the Harris effect can be achieved by using an app to combine three similar photos, overlapping images in Photoshop and adjusting colors and opacity, or using a Harris camera with a color strip to filter light as the photo is taken.
Task 1
Silva Grav was born in Spain in 1993 and has created experimental photography images using manipulation techniques that make the images look strange yet fitting within that style. Bela Borsodi was born in Vienna in 1966 and focuses on still life photography with unique, bold images that stand out against others. Melinda Gibson was born in the UK in 1985 and creates fine art photography with strange images that don't make sense in terms of colors and textures, intriguing viewers to think about the photographer's intentions.
Task 5
The document describes Irn-Bru, a Scottish carbonated soft drink. It notes that only two people know the secret formula of its 32 flavors, which is kept locked in a vault in Switzerland. The drink contains carbonated water, sugar, citric acid, flavors including caffeine and quinine, and colors. Potential slogans are provided, but the writer decides not to use them and instead relate the slogan to their energy drink design featuring a light bulb. Font options are experimented with and analyzed for suitability relating to energy and catching attention from a distance. Packaging designs are also considered.
Task 1
This document summarizes the key details from a document about advertising strategies for Irn Bru. It includes:
1) Different advertising mediums are discussed such as taxi ads, website ads, bus ads, and posters. Common strategies across mediums included using consistent colors and logos to associate with Irn Bru's brand identity.
2) Specific design elements are examined, such as font size and color schemes to ensure visibility from a distance on moving vehicles. Slogans and images are also used to attract attention and convey the fun nature of the product.
3) Current Irn Bru designs and competitors' ads are shown for comparison. Consistent colors, fonts, and styles are used to maintain brand recognition
Task 2 22
Having over a month to complete the project will allow for more research and the development of better ideas over time. This longer timescale will positively impact the final grade. Existing resources like Photoshop and a camera at home can help complete work to a higher standard. If necessary resources are unavailable outside of college, work will need to be done during college hours or additional time spent in college. Existing similar products can both help by providing examples but may also limit original ideas due to copyright issues. Advertising standards authorities could impact the project by preventing certain ideas deemed misleading, harmful, or offensive, constraining the project scope.
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- 1. Ideas Take images offline but edit them to make them more my own. Colour scheme blue yellow red green orange pinkpurple images Take them myself create cartoons Draw them Have no images font homelessness homelessness homelessness homelessnes s homelessness homelessness homelessness layout flyer leaflet billboard poster No images just text No words just powerful imagesImages to left Images to right Images central
- 2. Moodboard SASH homeless charity SASH homeless charity SASH homeless charity SASH homeless charity SASH homeless charity SASH homeless charity SASH homeless charity SASH homeless charity SASH homeless charity SASH homeless charity SASH homeless charity SASH homeless charity SASH homeless charity
- 3. Idea 1 The images will use for this idea are faces Colour schemes The black and grey go well with the dark black and white images. I have then chosen green because I represents something good could happen but it also contrasts against the dark unhappy colours. fonts I will be using this font: ‘SASH – abdi MT condensed light’ for the main body of writing. The reason fort his is because I think its is simple yet east to read. layout The layout for this idea will be a poster. I have chosen to do a poster for this because I think it will really make the image and text stand out.
- 4. Idea 2 The images will use for this idea are homelessness people been ignored Colour schemes The black go well with any coloured images. I have then chosen orange because it seems more joyful. fonts I will be using this font: ‘SASH – Eurostile’ for the main body of writing. The reason fort his is because I think its is simple yet east to read. layout The layout for this idea will be a poster. I have chosen to do a poster for this because I think it will really make the image and text stand out.
- 5. Idea 3 The images will use for this idea are feet Colour schemes The black and grey go well with the dark black and white images. I have then chosen green because I represents something good could happen but it also contrasts against the dark unhappy colours. fonts I will be using this font: ‘SASH – abdi MT condensed light’ for the main body of writing. The reason fort his is because I think its is simple yet east to read. layout The layout for this idea will be a poster. I have chosen to do a poster for this because I think it will really make the image and text stand out.
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- 7. Idea 5 The images will use for this idea are simple images Colour schemes The black and grey go well with the dark images. I have then chosen blue because I represents something positive could happen but it also contrasts against the dark unhappy colours. fonts I will be using this font: ‘SASH – abdi MT condensed light’ for the main body of writing. The reason fort his is because I think its is simple yet east to read. layout The layout for this idea will be a poster. I have chosen to do a poster for this because I think it will really make the image and text stand out.