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After drawing multiple sketches of what I believe a better targeting ad looks like, I may be coming to some terms. Applying a larger sized phone will draw the eye directly to the product on the table. I shouldn't be distracted by the supporting detail that describes the purpose of the piece, but rather acknowledge right away. Having the image directly below an accentuated Sprint label should enforce the power of a Sprint 4G network to any person skimming the newspaper interested in a sleek new phone.
Estafanie, I like your photos and your comments are well stated.
ReplyDeleteJUST A FEW COMMENTS I MADE IN RESPONSE TO THURSDAYS WORK.
using alignment and proximity is good and you seem to have that clear
why is the sprint logo up the top of the left hand corner?
why is the information in the same place – look at a play of sides and opening up the space
simple and clean – simply everything plan.
Negative space - the area around the object is just as important as the information.
Research Bauhaus design.
angela