In this poster, Felix builds a strong hierarchy with scale and arrangement. ‘love’ and ‘inks’ are the largest and was placed in the center of this poster which drags viewers’ attentions. All the informational texts are legible in its size and style.
Colors also play a important role here. By using complementary primary colors like green and red, black and white. It creates a high contrast and a lot of visual vibration. Which is visually appealing to the viewers.
This design works best for me because the colors and picture catches my attention and the lettering is easy to read unlike with other posters that caught my attention, but was a bit difficult to read. However, in a way if someone was passing by those other posters and was not in a rush to go anywhere, then they could really stop and try to figure out the other posters. But this one was more easy and still caught my attention.
This work is the best to me because the A being a larger point size than the other letters and not being aligned to the baseline of the word braun creates movement in the poster to me.
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Indesign. file 11×17
Facing pages. ON
“ 0” NO MARGINS
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3 master guides pages per demo live.
Place your Pet Peeve text using grid in each layout create 3 layouts
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SELECT VISIBLE GUIDES AND GRIDS
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Last-name first name gold ratio grid-1-2-3
Posters must be 11×17 and include the following text:
• Pet Peeve
• Merriam-Webster.com definition- a pet peeve as a frequent subject of complaint
• Title of your Pet Peeve •
Your paragraph explaining your pet peeve
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