Feedback from other students:
Which statement/fact/question is being communicated to you?
-The statement being communicated is the consumption of non renewable fuels is leading to the destruction of the forests.
-It is to do with us using too much paper causing too many trees to be cut down.
What could be developed further?
-Posters have been developed well with all of the imagery and text clearly laid out with a consistent theme running throughout all three posters.
-Type is sometimes a little diificult to read on the text only poster.
Is a statment, fact or question being posed?
-Yes the type choice is appropriate, gets info across quickly and to who its intended for. Pacman symbol is easily recognisable and its obvious what is ocurring in the imagery.
-Yes a statement about consumption is posed through image.
Are the posters simple and to the point?
-Yes
-Yes
Has the restriction of two colours plus stock been met?
-Yes
-Yes
Are the two colours and stock choice appropriate?
-Yes
-Yes
Why are they appropriate/inappropriate?
-Black bring the type and illustration together and the yellow pacman makes a focal point.
-Yellow and black work well together and are consistently used.
Do the posters work as a set or series?
-Yes
-Yes
Why do/don't they work as a set or series?
-Type is simple and consistent, image is effective.
-Try different stocks, but image and text are similar all the way through, same colours and simple images work well.
Is it clear which poster is type/image/type & image?
-Yes
-Yes
Are the posters memorable, high impact and clear?
-The poster make an impact. Image poster and text and image are particularly successful.
-Message is apparent as soon as you look at the posters, also there are more subtles things included such as the word destruction disintergrating. Work well as a set.
Do you feel the brief is fulfilled to its full potential?
-Yes
-Yes
Further Feedback.
-I think it is a clever and clear idea with various aspects such as the pacman symbol and yellow cells in the typeface included, they are successful as a set and link together well.
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