yess. I love the monotone kitty ones! The take a walk one is nice too it has a fresh feel. I like your colors you have going on And the large tag lines are fun. woop
The second ones my favorite because of the relationship between the different texts and the image. I also like how volunteer engages the reader and brings them in to read more.
I think you should add the white heart to the silhouetted animal.
Take a walk is nice and simple, I really want to see an image of an excited dog though, maybe use the silhouette of a dog with frantic tail wagging. Nothing huge, maybe in the bottom corner?
I really like the second one. It is the one that immediately captured my attention, if I saw it out somewhere I would definitely be attracted to it. I also really like the message and the design of the take a walk one and I also like that it looks very fresh and inviting, but I wish that the type popped out a little more, there seems to be some contrast issues. I also really like the message in the first one.
I like your idea of the heart inside the vector animal, keep running with that. My favorite is the leash idea, it seems like it gives the viewer more to think about.
hey again, out of these I would say that I like the last one the most. It doesn't say volunteer on it, but you still get the idea. Its a little mono-toned, which make the text a little harder to read. but i enjoy the golden look to it. It makes it feel very unique, and caught my attention.
Right now I think your most successful poster is the one with the leash you get your concept across with out having to use the "sad puppy dog eyes" that make you think of those horrible Sarah McLaughlin commercials.I like the color scheme as well as your composition, it is very clean and easy to read
Ohmygosh... kittens and puppies. (I miss my cat so much.)
Okay, so I'm kind of biased when it comes to animals, so I really love the kitten and the puppy one. BUT I also really like the color of the leash and what you did with that one, so I really think you could go either way.
The one with the leash is my favorite out of these four. The green is a calm color and the type seems to work really well. Again, the slogan works by being funny and hinting at what you're trying to say.
"Volunteer" is the response you want from viewers. What kind of "experience" (or emotional point of connection) to you want the viewer to have when they see/hear this opportunity?
The type blocks are too blocky, unimaginative use of typography. Open the leading, experiment with how you communicate secondary or tertiary levels of information.
yess. I love the monotone kitty ones! The take a walk one is nice too it has a fresh feel. I like your colors you have going on And the large tag lines are fun. woop
ReplyDeleteThe second ones my favorite because of the relationship between the different texts and the image. I also like how volunteer engages the reader and brings them in to read more.
ReplyDeleteI think you should add the white heart to the silhouetted animal.
ReplyDeleteTake a walk is nice and simple, I really want to see an image of an excited dog though, maybe use the silhouette of a dog with frantic tail wagging. Nothing huge, maybe in the bottom corner?
I really like the second one. It is the one that immediately captured my attention, if I saw it out somewhere I would definitely be attracted to it. I also really like the message and the design of the take a walk one and I also like that it looks very fresh and inviting, but I wish that the type popped out a little more, there seems to be some contrast issues. I also really like the message in the first one.
ReplyDeleteI like your idea of the heart inside the vector animal, keep running with that. My favorite is the leash idea, it seems like it gives the viewer more to think about.
ReplyDeletehey again,
ReplyDeleteout of these I would say that I like the last one the most. It doesn't say volunteer on it, but you still get the idea. Its a little mono-toned, which make the text a little harder to read. but i enjoy the golden look to it. It makes it feel very unique, and caught my attention.
Right now I think your most successful poster is the one with the leash you get your concept across with out having to use the "sad puppy dog eyes" that make you think of those horrible Sarah McLaughlin commercials.I like the color scheme as well as your composition, it is very clean and easy to read
ReplyDeleteOhmygosh... kittens and puppies. (I miss my cat so much.)
ReplyDeleteOkay, so I'm kind of biased when it comes to animals, so I really love the kitten and the puppy one. BUT I also really like the color of the leash and what you did with that one, so I really think you could go either way.
The one with the leash is my favorite out of these four. The green is a calm color and the type seems to work really well. Again, the slogan works by being funny and hinting at what you're trying to say.
ReplyDelete"Volunteer" is the response you want from viewers.
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of "experience" (or emotional point of connection) to you want the viewer to have when they see/hear this opportunity?
The type blocks are too blocky, unimaginative use of typography. Open the leading, experiment with how you communicate secondary or tertiary levels of information.