This is a poster for a design conference. I appreciate the colour palette as well as having a large image in the top half with following information below -- font is rather small and laid out weird though.
I thought this poster was clever and appreciated the more visual aspect behind this. The simplicity in the lay out is purely for aesthetic purposes. This would presumably have a follow up page with further information.
A very fun poster, cute palette. The satire is more in the image, but the image does not neccesarily relate to the event theme.
This image purely updares the viewer on the need to know information -- since it is a conference based more around a certain group of people they have limited the visual imagery and had more of an information-based poster.
The contrast between the normal and inverted poster I thought was quite fun -- maybe laying out the poster as a split-in-two imagery and info landscape would be a different way of approaching this.Since this is a 'creative' workshop we want to approach advertising in an eye-catching way.
Below are workshop posters.
Simple, straight to it poster: title, who's speaking, date.
This event is essentially what we're doing, so this is a good poster to reference. Creative often implies messy, i.e paint, spilled paint and pens etc.. so showing creativity would involve lots of colour and lots of movement.
Quite a nice layout, although rather 'blocky'. However it provides the 'need to know' information while providing icons/imagery that represent the important ideals this workshop will provide.
This is showing the three groupings people are sorted into, along with contact info and prices -- straight to the point.
A very simplistic layout, with an app-like grid. This goes well with aiming at their ideal demographic -- a storyboarding workshop with a poster doing exactly what a story board needs to do. It also lays out all the neccesary information
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