Wednesday, 26 November 2014

How We Can Create a Strong D.I. in Posters

Remake Or Original: The Ultimate Movie Poster Face-Off
Today students presented their ideas about creating strong dominant impression in posters.  Some of our observations were:


Then we examined the dominant impression in "Folk Bloodbath" by completing our flip book:



We used the example below to finalize our ideas of what a Ballad Analysis Poster with a strong dominant impression might look like:



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