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- Chelsea R- For abortion
- Kristen T- Against smoking
- Justin C- Equal rights
- Tim G- Stop steroid use
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- Mitch K- Stop deforestation
- Kyle W- Divorce hurts
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- Emily f- Support gay marriage
- Danielle H- Stop the Darfur Genocide
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- Cheslea B- Support gay marriage
- Ben C- Evolution is true
- Alaina H- Greenovate
- Aaron J- Smoking affects us all
- Victor C- End the Iraq war
- Steve G- We can stop pollution
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3 comments:
On this I think you did a very good job of meshing the two images together to look like a cohesive whole. I would've liked there to be two different fonts between the two different slogans, but the green and black work well together throughout the whole picture.
I think that this is one of the strongest posters as far as the layout and design goes. The message is pretty clear and also very clever, but not exactly persuasive. Some people may be confused, but again I think that 'Greenovate' is very clever. You probably could have used better spacing between the text at the top, but I love the choice of font. The image was a great choice and I love how clean cut this poster is. Well done! :-)
The composition of this poster is really strong. However, I'm not really persuaded by the poster. I really like how you made it look like the picture is ripped down the middle and then taped together. I like the use of font and color. Overall, they did a great job on the poster.
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