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5 comments:
The picture is very good, i love how you see keys and then a bottle in the background. But there is nothing to your text. also the image hasn't been changed form its original form except through size so i feel like you didnt truly make this your own. I think that you could have increased the intensity of your point by changing your text type and maybe some hue or saturation to your picture.
This was the weakest one for me personally. It doesnt seem like any work was really put into it. Neither the text or the image really support the message. By changing the text and adding to the image, this could increase the intensity of this very important message.
Overall i think this was one of the weakest persuasion posters i saw. To justify my answer, i feel this way because the picture and text did not have a connection with a strong meaning to persuade the person it was pushed towards. It looks as if not much work was put into it and also the picture came straight from a google search unedited which would be categorized as plagiarism. http://www.njlawconnect.com/images/duo_image_1_r9_c16.jpg
The text really does not do a good job of balancing the layout and space. Altogether it was a weak poster.
the message gets across fairly well to further ajust the poster you could make the words a little bigger and further develop the picture.
Thank you Steve,
I didn't know that this was copied directly from a web site. Knowing this, I will dropping Christina's score.
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