Friday, 21 October 2011

preverbaly yours// Message and interpretation research

I want to use some form of type associated with time, 




I want to try and make it as obvious that the type is associated with time as possible and these are generally the most used style of time reading.

Then taking the other side of medicine and healing, and trying to choose an image which is definitely recognisable as medical image or symbol.



Posters I like and find influential


 Even though these posters are not related to the topic of either medicine or time, I still find them quite influential, maybe it will not show on my final finished posters but I find, the simplicity of this Jimi Hendrix poster works fantastically well, with the space around it allowing you to focus on the main core of the poster, but without the space and the plainness of the white around it, the poster wouldn't have half as much impact.
  I think this is the kind of thing I will try to Incorporate into my posters, having a key focus point but allowing it to stand out by using space around it, this will cause a higher impact and i think encourage people to look at the design and really work it out.
 I think if any design is too busy it often confuses the on looker to an extent where they either stare at it for ages, working it out OR get bored of the confusion and leave without fully understanding the point of the poster. Obviously this is not the case in all situations but I think it will be important in this case to make simplicity and space the key factor of the design.
This poster is again simple and full of space but then incorporates a good use of colour into the image which contrasts the darkness of the poster and really gives it a 70's Disco feel,  
  This is another area i may take influence on for this brief, even though i am only aloud to use 2 colours, picking the write one will be important, so far though (not knowing where my design will end up) I am trying to find a colour as well as black that will create a feeling of health or the medical profession.

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