Multi-cult

Early last week we were asked to complete a poster for the Guelph Multi-cultural festival. Through trial and tribulation i came to this idea. I wanted my poster to attract as many people as possible so i filled it with vibrant 'squiggles' of colour. I wanted my poster to show that when different colours are together it looks good (relate that to people). I'm glad i used the big letter G to start of Guelph because it looks good and flows with the picture. I'm happy it doesn't stand out too much.

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Poetry Assignment write up

For my poetry assignment i decided to use the football staduim tunnel as my background because its where i like to express myself and make my poetry, although it isn't actuallty poetry. The point of my picture is to emphasis the word 'My'. I chose to put 'My World' on the floor with an arrow to show that my particular world was this way. For someone else their world could be a totally different setting. I decided i was going to change the image to black and white because i didn't want the viewer to be distracted away from the writing. I was going to make every 'my' red so that it would attract the viewers eye. If i were to change one thing i would likely change the font of title.

Vote Thing

Last week we were assigned to make posters that encouraged students to take part in the student vote. I wanted to create a poster that was pretty simple and straight forward, but also delivered a strong message. I chose to use the fall coloured leaves in unison because they literally showed change. I decided to use the words, "See Change Vote" because the words and the picture portray the same message! I also decided to use the red V at the beginning of vote because it created a focal point for the photo. In general I am pleased with my work, but i think next time i might put in a colour back ground or make the whole word 'vote' red and not just the V. See ya..............#13

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