Short Proposal:
For this project, I intend on doing a poster campaign.
Detailed Proposal:
This poster campaign will take place in three different locations in the school, one for each wing of the building. Each poster I intend on looking the same, but in my head, the base design will still pop out. It will consist of a title near the top to lure in any that choose to look at the boards these will be posted on. The base design, as previously noted, will pop out due to a more abstract approach with colors that are complementary in a graphic design-ish format. On the poster(s) there will be boxes of text, or just text, that will promote the message of the project, "read".
For this project, I intend on doing a poster campaign.
Detailed Proposal:
This poster campaign will take place in three different locations in the school, one for each wing of the building. Each poster I intend on looking the same, but in my head, the base design will still pop out. It will consist of a title near the top to lure in any that choose to look at the boards these will be posted on. The base design, as previously noted, will pop out due to a more abstract approach with colors that are complementary in a graphic design-ish format. On the poster(s) there will be boxes of text, or just text, that will promote the message of the project, "read".
Joe, this is very vague. What information will your posters include? Are you promoting specific books? Are you promoting reasons to read? What will the titles be, and what will the boxes of text be about? How will you convince your audience to read more?
ReplyDeleteWill these posters all have the same design? What will connect them so that it is clear they are part of the same campaign? Will it include some type of slogan?
Where will these posters be posted? How many copies of each design will you make?
Don't forget that the posters need to be on the walls by Friday and Mr. Chandler needs time to sign off and approve them before they can be hung around school.