Wednesday, 20 April 2016

Week 6.2 Final hand in

Week 6.2


Rationale

Dive into Wellington

In my brochure for the promotion of the wider Wellinton region, I have used collage to explore a variety of water based activities for both residents and tourists who have prior interest,  knowledge and experience in paddleboarding, wharf jumping and snorkelling.

The following FDP’s have been used in my collage – rhythm, balance, depth and colour contrast. The repetition, change in size and position of the circles and lines in each collage, represents the movement of the water as dictated by each activity. The action of the people represented in each collage draws an emotive response from the reader.

The images have been clustered and layered on top of each other to create depth and a feeling of anticipation and excitement.  The asymmetrical position and intersection of the clustered images, draws the readers eye to the focal point of the collage. Colour contrast has been used to highlight the different activities and  the repetition of colour connects them throughout the brochure.

The 3-column grid and Univers typeface is simple and clean which is in direct contrast to the busy collages, which helps to balance out the spreads.
The use of line and bold text helps to draw the eye back to the information page.

Keeping up to date with bookwork helped with the generation of new ideas and the constant improvement and changes to my brochure. Computer file organization requires improvement to assist in the printing stage of the final product.


Lauren Coetzee

Stream A

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