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life story work
(typography )
add detail + texture

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I quite like the idea of only seeing the back of the mother and daughter. The setting around them will be a way of showing their complex relationship (still thinking)

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For the darker designs - this colour scheme catches the gloomy nature well. I also like the use of reflection.  This example might be slightly too dark though.

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This idea is a lighter, more positive design. Showing the bond and connection between mother and daughter.

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Mother and Daughter sat calmly facing each other in the middle of a living room that has been destroyed.
This could be a way of showing the need for calm and patience in the middle of chaos. This can have a lighter, more natural colour scheme.

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Mother and daughter either side of a door. Both lost in their own way.

I found the feedback about making the poster more appealing interesting - might be useful to play with both light and dark colours so it's not too depressing

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What color and weather would you use to describe this story?
Do you prefer indoors or outdoors?
What kind of person is Rachel?
Is this a story with any ending?

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TV – Drama 4 x 60 mins Logline
Rachel has always wanted a child of her own, but after adopting an 8-year-old girl, she must learn to come to grips with the complexities of mothering a damaged child or risk losing the family she so desperately craves.
Pitch
It would be hard to deny that Rachel Wright has a good life. At 41, she has a devoted husband, an adorable stepson and a career as a police officer which she loves dearly. Despite this, what she really wants, what she’s always wanted, is to have a child of her own.
A previous pregnancy trauma has left Rachel feeling like a failure as a mother and unwilling to risk conventional conception again. Instead, she and her husband opt for adoption. Rachel is instantly enamoured after meeting 8-year-old Ruby, and Rachel and proceeds full steam ahead, committed to proving that she can in fact be the perfect mother she always knew she could be. However, it is not long before Ruby’s troubled past leads to challenging and chaotic behaviour.
The demands of parenting Ruby take its toll on Rachel’s marriage, career and mental stability. Isolated and out of ideas, Rachel feels like she is failing as a mother all over again. A woman who always had complete control of her life must rebuild herself and accept her new predicament. Ruby might not be the daughter she thought she would have but it is the one she has, and she will not give up on her.
Christopher Plank

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Main character:
Branding: light/all capital