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What if we add some borders Atalanta? these are messy af but get the gist

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What if we add some borders Atalanta? these are messy af but get the gist

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is it me or are the colours really faded?

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is it me or are the colours really faded?

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used a picture of the person who said the quote

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feedback for afternoon presentation 1/11

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feedback for afternoon presentation 1/11

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- Possibly starting with finals first in presentation and then talking about how we've got to that point
- Feels like especially with the quotes used we may be clinching to an argument that not everyone will understand, may need an extra level of contextualisation and consistent communication. For example, at the bottom of things that we've used quotes like posters etc we could put a little bit about the background of the quote, or even a portrait of the people who said the quote to create things more personal
- Mark really liked the idea of using the rip up technique as an animation possibly, tearing to show new things or it in a more positive manner
- Post-rationalising - be more confident
- Make sure everything creates a set of feelings towards the campaign, making links clear. Overall, our visual language is definitely responding to what we communicate, everything just needs tidying and polishing.

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- experimenting with quotes on leaflet / pamphlet
- content is there, now time to finesse the type. maybe try and use a pull quote that could go across two columns to break it up
- I mentioned the fact that it may look a bit corporate, maybe figure out a way of making it look more inviting / embracing
- could rework and print on coloured paper instead, james was unsure about colour
- QR code that takes you straight to the website (done)
- Changing the content to the flyer text that's on the google drive (done)

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- presentation has to have research, key things we want to communicate, how we've developed a visual language from this, what we did try out / what didn't work.
- telling a story that's a lot more hopeful - do you think it's showing a hopeful vision of the future?
- showing finals and the decisions we made for all items

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qr code for the wards community plan website 

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qr code for the wards community plan website 

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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BEHbPJQfr967MyUXY_szJaDCBhbfbY8e/view?usp=sharing

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experiment_1

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West Green Road Seven Sisters Development Trust

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make sure community plan logo and development trust logo is on your work!

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make sure community plan logo and development trust logo is on your work!

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make sure all of the layers are clear and identifiable - label what each layer is and save package files with the fonts!

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make sure all of the layers are clear and identifiable - label what each layer is and save package files with the fonts!

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example of how the pamphlet would open up

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example of how the pamphlet would open up

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background will be pink text will be black

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On all elements of the deliverables for consistency!

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On all elements of the deliverables for consistency!

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Wards corner community plan logo on left hand side + Latin Village / Pueblito Paisa on right hand side?
Latin Village - find a typeface similar to the text in Wards Corner Community Plan

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https://fonts.adobe.com/fonts/forma-djr-micro

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A sans serif typeface with 14 styles, available from Adobe Fonts for sync and web use. Adobe Fonts is the easiest way to bring great type into your workflow, wherever you are.

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possible title font for leaflet / pamphlet

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possible title font for leaflet / pamphlet

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https://fonts.adobe.com/fonts/typeka

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A typeface with 3 styles, available from Adobe Fonts for sync and web use. Adobe Fonts is the easiest way to bring great type into your workflow, wherever you are.

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https://fonts.adobe.com/fonts/burnaby

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A decorative typeface with 1 style, available from Adobe Fonts for sync and web use. Adobe Fonts is the easiest way to bring great type into your workflow, wherever you are.