Good design is indeed felt. You know something is designed well when it fulfills the goal you designed the image for in the first place. You also know good design when it invokes emotion within your audience. I feels that this image shows good design. The finger serves two purposes. One reason is to get the audience to look at the text (which it does) and the other reason is to show the sense of feeling. Though this image is a little off balanced I feel the designer used the negative space well in coloring it and adding aspects of an aged photo. Also, the asymmetrical display of the photo adds character to the image. In my opinion more character than if it was to be perfectly symmetrical.
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Well Designed
Good design is indeed felt. You know something is designed well when it fulfills the goal you designed the image for in the first place. You also know good design when it invokes emotion within your audience. I feels that this image shows good design. The finger serves two purposes. One reason is to get the audience to look at the text (which it does) and the other reason is to show the sense of feeling. Though this image is a little off balanced I feel the designer used the negative space well in coloring it and adding aspects of an aged photo. Also, the asymmetrical display of the photo adds character to the image. In my opinion more character than if it was to be perfectly symmetrical.
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I agree with Christina. I enjoy looking at this ad and it makes me stop and think. This ad shows how a little can be a lot.
I really like this ad. The message is very clear and not cluttered. The reader's eye immediately sees the message. I really like it
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