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I used photomosh.com

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"I AM ON EDGE" card game that challenged the players with personal questions.

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The questions in the card game are made for people to connect and get to know each other better than on a surface level.

The questions are something you would not ask your friends on a regular day. The purpose of the questions is for people to sit down, enjoy the moment and really get to know the person that's in their life.

Each question is related to the poster it's on and its theme. If a poster is about beauty, then the question will relate to that, if it's about sustainability, the question will relate to that and so on.

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https://www.pinterest.com/pin/58617232651049975/

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Created with 'Photomosh'' - Jane Vassallo

'what is the nicest thing anyone has ever told you about yourself'

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Created with 'Photomosh'' - Jane Vassallo

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Created with 'Photomosh'' - Jane Vassallo

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Created with 'Photomosh'' - Jane Vassallo

'what is the thing you love most about yourself' - we thought this question fit this poster because of the colours being red and pink and then also as it includes roses. The poster is almost representing a face being stitched back together, representing how self loves can fix a persons perception of themselves as beautiful.

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We manipulated each poster in Photomosh.com and Photoshop.

In Photomosh.com, we played around with filters and decided that changing the hue and saturation brought the results we wanted.

Since we had created the back of the posters first, which looked vibrant and colourful, the look we were going for on the front was similar.

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This is a template we made on Illustrator that we used for all of the posters to create some cohesion. Since we created the design for the back of the card first we wanted the border design to to match aesthetically.

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We alternated the colour of the border to fit the posters.

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Following the direction as our card game this is for people who want to get closer and give the opportunity to ask deep questions to each other.

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When designing the front of the card game we started by choosing a logo. We wanted a kind of modern and youthful feel to it so we searched for a font online until we found one we liked and downloaded it. When coming up with the name we as a group brainstormed until we came up with "TMI". TMI stands for "too much information" and we thought it fit with the concept of the card game being personal, deep questions. We also liked how the letters looked with the font. This was done using Illustrator.

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For the poster part of the card we didn't want to change everyone's work to much, but we wanted it to have a theme of bright colours throughout. We changed the saturation of each poster up to make it more compelling to look at and chose 4 posters each. These were created with Photoshop.

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Then we created a border and choose a different font for the question box.

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Questions -

When do you feel the most free?

In my opinion the feeling of being free is being happy on what you are doing, on your own choices without anything that is holding you back, being content with life and being content with what you have. It will be good for people if they get this card to think about these things as sometimes we can take little things for justice.

Why is self care important?

Self-care means taking the time to do things that help you live well and improve both your physical health and mental health. Even small acts of self-care in your daily life can have a big impact. Talking to someone about your self care could help someone in some way with things they could also be struggling with.

What makes you feel the most seen?

Full presence and learning what love really means to you is what will make you seen to your loved ones. We spend so much of our lives inside our own mind, our own body. To open up and share our experience with others is a vulnerable act. To be met with sensitivity and understanding feels really good.

How do you hope people perceive you?

Others' perceptions of us shapes the reality they experience with us, so how others perceive you is real to them. This question might help show your true self to people and for them to get to know you more.

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When making the background we wanted to make use of vibrant colours and gradients. After playing around with different colour combinations and placements of the gradients we settled on this design.

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Then we put it into InDesign and duplicated the design to the amount of cards (25 cards total) and put in the question for each one.

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vibrant and saturated colour scheme ideas

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With each of the posters I chose, I decided to add a twist to them to include some sort of remake with not only colour but with features of my ideas. With this poster I didn't really add much onto it besides changing the saturation and drawing on layered diamonds.