Mount Wachusett Community College, in Gardner MA offers a 2-year program for Graphic and Interactive Designer students. This final course in the GID program helps students assemble and present their best work produced in the program. This blog is produced by the GID Portfolio class under the direction of instructor Coni Porter.
Hi Nick- This has come a long way. I like the blue color that you have chosen to go with. I also think that adding the secondary color throughout is more visually interesting than a monotone palette. I think you could even go a little more saturated on the web banner with the gold hue. Good job.
I agree with Jenn's comment above! I like the direction you have started to move towards. Maybe adding a secondary color, even if its keeping the blue dominant but using the eyedropper in each image to add a little more unity to the whole piece. I know we had talked in class about "weight conscious" part of it, maybe something like, "activewear engineered for comfort" or " high-performance activewear engineered for all sizes" Either way I think it looks great! Great choice of images too!
I agree with all the suggestions above. Remember to reuse your tag line for each version, there is no need to change it because the image will show us the audience. Right? I'm in favor of "High-Performance Activewear Engineered for all sizes."
Hi Nick- This has come a long way. I like the blue color that you have chosen to go with. I also think that adding the secondary color throughout is more visually interesting than a monotone palette. I think you could even go a little more saturated on the web banner with the gold hue. Good job.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Jenn's comment above! I like the direction you have started to move towards. Maybe adding a secondary color, even if its keeping the blue dominant but using the eyedropper in each image to add a little more unity to the whole piece.
ReplyDeleteI know we had talked in class about "weight conscious" part of it, maybe something like, "activewear engineered for comfort" or " high-performance activewear engineered for all sizes" Either way I think it looks great! Great choice of images too!
I agree with all the suggestions above. Remember to reuse your tag line for each version, there is no need to change it because the image will show us the audience. Right? I'm in favor of "High-Performance Activewear Engineered for all sizes."
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