To publicize the event, the library received the "unspoiled" program logotype and a high contrast image of a child squatting on the beach with a toy boat. I sourced for an image of water--not any water, but water with an oily sheen. Ideally, I wanted oily water so strikingly colourful that it reminded me of a "mood ring." I eventually found a couple of images and selected a tiny portion of a larger image to use in my designs.
I also incorporated a "wave" into the uppermost aspect of the black field that I reversed the body text out of. This wave became a line that I could write the names of the participating authors on.
The full program of design items included:
1 23x34in. large format display poster
Multiple 11x17in. tabloid-sized signs,
Multiple quarter-page handbills
1 black/white newspaper ad
1 ACLD homepage web ad
2 online newspaper ads of different sizes
This is definitely one of my favorites so far. I like the color slick on the water against the black/white. But, I also like the message in the title combined with the picture of a child. Powerful!
ReplyDeleteThanks! I definitely like how this high contrast black/white image plays against the eye-catching colour of the slick. For some people, oil exploration is a black and white issue; for others, they can appreciate that it can run the full spectrum from great to disastrous.
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