Visual Weight Poster (4) by Jennifer Glover

rlacy860 — 2025-02-06 19:33:29 UTC

My visual weight follows up with my words and their sizes. I used color to give the audience a mix up of my poster. The visual weight of elements changed by having my words start off large then shift to small and then large again, to catch the movement of a persons eye.

tfoster239 — 2025-02-06 19:34:05 UTC

My edits affected the weight of my text elements because i change the color of my text so it can have a different affected. The visual weight of elements changed based on their position because they're all aligned with one another.

tmagee868 — 2025-02-06 19:38:08 UTC

My edits affect the visual weight on my image by having the the text get darker as it gets towards the bottom making it stand out more.Then i have a lighter color behind to make the text stand out more and bring unity to it.

srivers465 — 2025-02-06 19:38:12 UTC

My visual weight comes from my text edits, one appears to be blended, and I added shadow to the other 2. The visual weight should catch the audience eye in my opinion. I say they're all aligned together because my quote says "paper chasing", the background is green like money and the logo is chasing money.

bwilliams933 — 2025-02-06 19:43:33 UTC

The visual weight I used in my image correlates with the idea of peace. When I think of peace I think meditation. The words in this piece are gradually getting smaller. I used soft colors that give off a bright mood. My background colors are in a rainbow type of pattern that brings balance to the words and symbol.