Thursday, February 9, 2012
Saturday, January 28, 2012
Sunday, December 11, 2011
Friday, November 25, 2011
Publication Ad
I made a magazine ad based on the ad specifications that would be in the magazine called outdoor photographers. The ad specifications for this magazine is as follows:
Trim Size | 7 7/8" x 10 1/2" |
Bleed Allowance | 1/8" (.125") |
Safety Margin | 3/16" (.1875") |
Full Page | with a bleed | 8 1/8 x 10 3/4 |
Thumbnails:
Rough:
Traget Audience: Nature lovers and any photographers
Call to Action: To see the beauty of nature and to take you to website
This is my magazine publication ad it's specifications are as follows:
Trim size: 7.875" x 10.5"
Bleed: .125"
Margin: .1875"
Final Magazine Ad ready for print
Image used for my project was downloaded from hdwallpapers.net
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Newspaper ad
This project was a newspaper ad for the collegio newspaper. I first had to figure out what size the collegio's column inches were.
According to the collegio newspaper the column widths are:
1 = 1.83"
2 = 3.79"
3 = 5.75"
4 = 7.71"
6 = 11.63"
5 = 9.67"
Requirements for the project are as follows
- No bleeds
- Minimum of .125 margins
- Black & White only (No color)
- Size according to your Budget: maximum $197
- Bitmap format
My specifications for the ad was:
5 col x 9" = 45 45 x $4 = $180
5 column inches = 9.67 inches
my final dimensions was 9.67" x 9"
My target audience is all the Pittstate Students and the community.
My call to action was to visit the website for more information and promotion through a coupon.
This is what my ad looked like before on screen critic (class critics our work and comes up with ideas that may help)
My final finished ad
Fall break typography photos
Over fall break i found some typography signs some bad typography that is hard to read and some good typography where the design and everything flows well and is easy to read
This is an example of hard to read typography
On the other hand i ran into some signs that had good typography
This photo is clear to read
This is an example of hard to read typography
On the other hand i ran into some signs that had good typography
This photo is clear to read
Thursday, October 6, 2011
Direct mail
This direct mail piece is going to be a 5x7 and have direct audience. The direct mail is supposed to be made so it can be sent to two different audiences as well. Instead of sending the same mail to everyone it is better to have the mail be directed more to the audiences of the receivers.
The pictures below show a few thumbnail sketches of the direct mail.
The next thumbnail sketches show two fronts and two backs to promote college students that want to just play soccer for fun and some that would like to compete in a tournament.
The pictures below show a few thumbnail sketches of the direct mail.
In the first picture it shows that there will be the same picture in the front and have different backs directing toward incoming freshman to join the Pittstate soccer club.
The next thumbnail sketches show two fronts and two backs to promote college students that want to just play soccer for fun and some that would like to compete in a tournament.
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