SB2 - Print Poster Developments

Print poster developments

Further experimentation saw the print evolve so that it would better suit digital formats as well as physical visuals, with the prints being A3, for there to be type it would have to be laid onto the black background of the print, or another technique would be to extend the page size, this is what has been attempted here using the original A3 format but adding 100mm onto the length of the paper, this way type could be placed below or above the visuals, this would make the visual more clear and unique and the information as a header or footnote to it. 

Through experimentation and peer assessment the more positive responses were to the posters being laid out with the type underneath the visuals, this way the posters can work in row as a set and work as gifs and have a continues style working as one though this style can be changed and experimented with to see if the other prints can be incorporated some how. The type underneath needs to be worked on to look a bit more in keeping with the visual aesthetic of the image, one technique which can be done is changing the typography so that it is using the paint style back ground of the visual, this can be done through clipping masks. 

The first letter of the word will be red so that the concept is clearer, the red working with the black to resonate anti-establishment ideas. The extended element of the poster which holds the type will also be the colour of the yellow stock used to print, this is to continue the visual aesthetic that is required with this sort of design.