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- Alex T- Feed the hungry
- Chelsea R- For abortion
- Kristen T- Against smoking
- Justin C- Equal rights
- Tim G- Stop steroid use
- Sam H- End racism
- Mitch K- Stop deforestation
- Kyle W- Divorce hurts
- Kelly S- Don't drink and drive
- Jessica A- Fight American poverty
- Emily f- Support gay marriage
- Danielle H- Stop the Darfur Genocide
- Colleen Y- Prolife saves lives
- Christina P- Don't drink and drive
- 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
- Kaitlin K- Invisible soldier
- Shelby M- Drinking abuse
- Alex M- World hunger
- Roshni K- Stop animal cruelty
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3 comments:
i LOVE the tagline on top. It's very bold and to the point. The rainbow gradiation throughout the poster is a very neat effect. I like that the guys are faded and not at full opacity. the space is used evenly and all in all i think you did a great job!
I think all together it is a very good design. I think that the tie-die background was a good idea because it attracts attention to the poster. The use of opacity and brightness worked well with the text and the picture.I think that the heart in the top corner takes away some of the originality of the poster away but still works for the design. The text is a little cluttered but it gets the point across clearly and I think it is overall a great design.
I think is poster is one of the stongest in the class. The colors and pictres allow for the viewer to instantly know what the subject is and what their view point is. The slogan is very good and really bring the poster together, over all one of the best posters in the class
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