Tuesday, December 13, 2011

Black background for Final Poster


Changed the background to black, the contrast between the colored shirts is more affective. Also the white type is seen better when against the black background color. This was the poster I sent to the contest.

White Background - Final Poster Design



Poster contest idea - The divide between people who are for uniforms in public schools versus people who are not for the uniforms. This poster shows how in the end, all the students are just wearing shirts, and a shirt no matter the color or design has one purpose, for warmth and to cover the upper body.

Thursday, December 8, 2011

Poster Idea. thumbs up & thumbs down


First poster idea using thumbs up and thumbs down. It was taking the negative and positives of having public school uniforms. This poster should bring both sides of the argument together to see each other's points of view. This poster shows too much positives about one side of the argument so I am changing my idea to address just the positives of both sides.

Tuesday, November 29, 2011

Tuesday, November 22, 2011

Public Schools & Uniforms Social Issue

Pros
Social Equality
Avoid Promiscuity
Eliminate inferiority and superiority
Builds team spirit
Proprietary and discipline


Cons
Freedom of expression
False sense of security = outside world surprise
Lack of color = boring & depressing
Self discovery
Spend preferred money on clothes





http://www.educationbug.org/a/public-school-uniform-statistics.html

http://712educators.about.com/cs/schoolviolence/a/uniforms.htm

http://www.buzzle.com/articles/school-uniforms-pros-and-cons.html

http://www.terrebonneparish.com/local/educational/schools/uniforms/uniforms.htm

Tuesday, November 15, 2011

4th application





For my 4th application I was aiming for applications that would actually be seen in real life at a Humane Society. I put my logo, business name and information on a name plate outside of an animal cage. I also included all the details of the animal that is up for adoption, such as name, age, where she/her was found, gender, etc. I also placed my logo onto a green food bowl. The Humane Society could use the bowls for the animals while they live in the cages and also give the people who adopt the animal the bowl along with the 'thank you' keychain. 



Monday, November 14, 2011

Business Cards, Letterhead, and Envelope











My company is Helping Hare and it's a Humane Society. It has a mix of sophisticated and playfulness. 

I chose these colors because they were cheerful and bold. The green I used to reference to the fact that bunnies eat green grass. Bunnies generally are perceived as being cute, fluffy, little animals, but they also always look sad which I didn't realize until the project. So using the bunny as the logo for a Humane Society is suppose to get the viewers' attention on how this innocent little creature is desperate for adoption and a new home. 

For the envelope I repeated the Bunny's ear to make a pattern for the inside of the envelope. For the front of the envelope, I kept it a simple white and placed the logo and address in the top left corner.

The front of the business card has the logo and business company name enlarged filling the whole card. The back of the business card has the second smaller logo, which was created by using the Bunny's ear, shrinking it and flipping it. Underneath the second logo is the company's information such as telephone number, address and employee's name. 

The letter head I used for my final project is the one above to the left. I places the line at the top under the logo and business name to draw the viewer's vision across the whole top of the page. I didn't allow the line to continue off the right side, but instead lead the line off the right side at the bottom of the letterhead. I originally didn't have this line in the letterhead and business card. I added this line to help the viewer's eye travel from the top of the letterhead to the bottom, so they would read the business's information. I used this line on the business card so the viewer would be intrigued to turn the card over to see what is on the other side.