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by crisrulePosted onSeptember 21, 2018AAD502 Lens Based MediaLeave a comment on Eyes Cinemagraph

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Project 3 – NPO Poster Visual Analysis
‘Pacifica STEAM poster Science’ is part of a campaign of posters and videos for the Ministry of Education that are targeted at Pacifka students. The series has a poster for ...
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AAD529 Poster Analysis
The First of the two non-profit organisers I chose to analyse was “The Mental Health Foundation”. I chose this poster because of the bold colours and simplicity of the layout. ...
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Project 3 Identity For A Product/Brand
Moosies (Tasman Bay Food Co.) Analysis and Research: What is special about Moosies?: They are a natural flavored milk freeze (similar to Juicies), 100% made from New Zealand creamy milk, ...
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Foodbank campaign- Idea/Concept Generation
Foodbanks are invaluable in our society. They are a very effective tool to -at least in a small way- redistribute wealth and offer immediate help to existential problems. I chose ...
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Analysis – Foodbank posters
The posters I chose are campaigns for foodbanks. The design of the Ottawa Foodbank poster features a light switch in the centre, which shape is repeated by a slice of ...
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