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THE CREATIVE DEISGN PROCESS OF POSTER 3
GATHER IDEAS
The first step for this poster was to gather ideas on how to present a storyboard. Dues to circumstances, my group and I did it through virtual tutorial groups. We discussed how the layout for my poster should be - talking about the contrast between the polluted world and the oblivious world many of us live by.
DEVELOPED IDEAS
I then got thinking, to make my poster more eye-catching i should relate it to humans. I then got feedback on my storyline on how I could adapt it to make it relatable.
FURTHER DEVELOPMENT
After talking to family and peers, we decided that the evolution of the human life us a good representation of the life cycle of a plastic bottle. It was essential to get their feedback because a storyboard isn't just for personal use; many want to read and understand it.
SKETCH
This final sketch was done to get an understanding on what my final poster could look like. I decided to keep my poster in sketch form as I believe it gives the best effect for a storyboard.
LINE
Lining essential details of my sketch enabled me to portray a clear story. To me, lining a drawing looks more professional too.
FINISH
Once lined my design, I added the faintest amount of blue to any water that was present. I then decided to scan it as it would be the best way to see the most detail.
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THE CREATIVE DEISGN PROCESS OF POSTER 3
Inspired by:
A plastic bottle
Filled with the liquid of life
Emptied, pollutes earth
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Ua, D. (2019). Medium. Retrieved from https://medium.com/haikupoemtrove/plastic-923870d82e7c