Tuesday, 2 March 2010

VOGUE!

Vogue self written brief for don't panic online poster competition
"Final crit" With Gemma, Jo, Chris, Brian and Ross, of the proposed 3 posters (design practice blog)
  • What concept/statement/fact/ tone is being communicated?
    Looking at control in fashion industry and the health side.
    Control/ fake/ shallow/ French.
    Good, visually interesting to think about.
    Fashion controls everybody. Good statement.
    Social comment, French, fashion industry as puppets.
  • Is this being communicated effectively?
    Control - communicated through the puppet element. Health - the skeleton.
    Yes, hard hitting.
    Yes an interesting but well thought out meaning.
    Very well. The image is strong and gives a message.
    Yes, image and type work well together.
  • Has the posters answered the brief?
    Yes, definitely. The image itself could work as a poster on it's own.
    Yes. Express Vogue as negative imagery.
    Gives a good message and view about Vogue. Specifically targeting the fashion market.
  • Who is the audience - have they been addressed?
    Students - maybe more females - illustrate to them it's not all it' cracked up to be.
    Anyone - but image is quite specifically feminine to encourage people not to conform.
    Female? Anyone into fashion.
    Youth culture / society / females.
  • Strengths?
    You've kept the elegant theme - ornate decoration on mirror, which seems quite sinister - in a good way! As I don't think the negative of the fashion industry is ever portrayed as horrible as it is. This works great without the usual photographs of bones.
    Really effective image - visibly understandable.
    Good to look at a hidden meaning.
    Strong message, illustration in centre piece.
    Extremely strong visual idea.
  • What could be developed further?
    Moving the text onto the mirror edge? - maybe etched?
    Different poses? Colours? Fonts?
    Maybe add text into the frame?
    Possible use of colour. Type / text variations.
  • Further feedback...
    Think they all look really well, the visual and message is strong and communicated effectively.

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