Thursday, 11 February 2010
Our second poster.
First of our final posters.
Our final logo.
Final typography decision.
After all the searching for an appropriate typography we decided to use a children themed typography for our work, it took very long to find it but we eventually did.
Thursday, 4 February 2010
Typography... :)
Typography is a major part in every project. It shows everything about a project.For example caligraphy textography means your doing a calm maybe posh project, where as Street typography or graffitti shows your trying to attract a young youthfull audiance.Our task today was to find a appropriate typography for our project, we will be testing some throughout the day.
Monday, 1 February 2010
Thursday, 28 January 2010
At this point, 28 January 2010.
At this point we had taken our test shots and were very pleased with out results. Our next step was to take our real photos with the appropriate props. Then would would have to make our poster, up untill now we were very pleased with our progress
This was a brilliant shot, We were able to get the girlfriends hand and the boyfriend recieving hand to show that even when your in a relationship you dont actually know what each other has got, This picture resembles an exchange of germs, Even though we did not add the "heart" sweet it gave us a general idea of what it would look like when finished .
This was one of many attempts to try and campture a couple hugging, we was going to use a snickers bar within the girls hand, and slip it into the boys pocket, this would show the word nickers we would then put writing on the side saying "No Protection? KEEP EM ON!". We tried many times to capture the right image.
Thursday, 21 January 2010
Our Final Decision
Our campaign is based on Std's and awareness of the risks of unpertected sex. We decided to make young children and teenagers out target audiance, We used sweet logo's and sweets in photoshop to show awareness. We done this because Sweets are a major part of every childs childhood and sweets are the best thing to symbolise children.
Thursday, 14 January 2010
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