Showing posts with label Critique. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Critique. Show all posts

Monday, 30 March 2015

Mock-Up of Further Developed Brochure










Critique:

Map - Put either street names or landmarks on the map to help the viewer orientate themselves, and take off the quote.
Back Cover - Change the font to Univers
Extra Spread - Put more words in the quote and shorten the line length.

Tuesday, 24 March 2015

Mock-Up of Developed Brochure










Critique:

Overall - Try using a really dark blue or purple in the background instead of black as black feels oppressive, and review fonts.
Cover - Add a pop of colour
Map - Swap map and intro text; you look at the right-hand page first so this is where the text needs to be, and also, don't have the map key in the intro text.

Monday, 23 March 2015

Pair Critique

I swapped my mocked-up brochure with Corina to do a pair critique.




First Mock-Up of Brochure









Critique:

Cover - Colour, hierarchy, what city is it?
Map - Key?
Extra Spread - Put the icon info with the icons on each page, not on a separate spread.
Spreads - What do icons mean? Maybe put icons under prices to make that column more evident. The text is too close to the edge, it looks like it's going to fall off! Fay wants me to return to the idea of the title and quote aligning.

Tuesday, 17 March 2015

Secondary Information Icons





I surveyed a small sample of my target audience (teenage girls/young women) to help me decide which icons were the most important:




Final Icons:


Monday, 16 March 2015

First Spreads




The text and the image feel disconnected - the copy looks like it's just floating in the clear space. The purples might be too dark for print; make them pop!

Tuesday, 10 March 2015

Embassy Illustration Development

The symbol elements are too dark/hard to see when printed! 

 This isn't good because the white lines stand out the most, but they are meant to be the background.

Make the film strip more detailed - it currently looks like a ladder!


Try different textures in the silhouette to make it more interesting and less flat/more depth.

Saturday, 28 February 2015

Choosing My Theme



My theme:

Light House Cinema (Small + Modern)
Penthouse Cinema (Medium + Retro)
The Embassy Theatre (Large + Historic)

Theme Idea Tables





I have decided to focus on cinemas/movie theatres for my brochure's theme as I am interested in the movie industry (I want to work in it one day) and I love watching movies. This is only my second year in Wellington so I am excited to investigate, explore and experience what cinemas it has to offer.