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| From this I can conclude that a sans serif font would be preferable. |
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| This clearly demonstrates that Autumn colours is the popular choice, followed by deep purple and black. From this I know to avoid using red and brown / blue and grey. |
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| Overall the comments support the idea of using a character to create a stronger brand image. The idea of keeping the character simple with a steampunk theme I feel is unappropriated but the backdrop of my products will aid it in making it discrete. |
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| A pattered background is preferred but to avoid cluttering my graphics work I think I will use coloured panels to add colour. |
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| Handwritten font styles received the best feedback so I will not change the font of my logo. |
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| From this I will try to analyse why I think they are successful and see where I can adapt my drafts to meet the standards of their logos/graphics. |
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| The results of this show a mixed response and I think because of the festival title I will not give my logo a textured look. |
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| This suggests the most appealing and appropriate amount of images to use is 2-3 and I think this is sensible and will use it as a guideline when developing my drafts. |
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| Although text incorporated into an image is preferred I don't think it suits the them of stempunk. |
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| Clearly it is important to appropriately use images on billboard posters to give purposeful promotion and not to offend. |
Specification of Festival:
Laura Smith, age 24, likes nothing more than reading the latest books and of course listening to her favorite music, a mix of new, old and the totally random. A usual afternoon for Laura consists of sitting at home blogging about how she is annoyed that the latest book turn film is not in any way a decent representation of her favorite characters, in other words Laura is a passionate nerd. The days of comic con madness was over until next year, she wished there was something Britain had to compete with the almighty comic con, something that included a variety of music and the extravagance of costume. The day to day hustle and bustle of work and study was a far cry from the world of the blue box with its's infinite possibilities of Wizards, dragons and hobbits galore. Soon enough Laura's winter blues would be washed away when she was emailed about Steel Fest. The costume was calling her name, it just needed a few cogs and pocket watches adding and she would fit right it. Laura was ready for the Mad Hatter of festivals, a book worm non the less but still ready to dance...awkwardly, of course. But who cares? It's Steel Fest! |
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