Showing posts with label Public Service Poster. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Public Service Poster. Show all posts

Public Service Poster



Using one of your “recontextualized” bathroom icon sets, recontextualize it again by using it as the major graphic in a public service poster. 

The poster message should include public information regarding a critical cultural issue - medical, environmental, economic - but NO overt political positions please. The purpose of the poster is to introduce an important issue and/or concern (such as “the risks of colon cancer”), then empower the viewer with information, and/or a link to information, that will help them to do something regarding the issue (such as “get a colonoscopy by age 50”). 

The public service poster design below is an example of a public service poster I quickly designed in class using one of your classmate’s icons. It is merely for reference purposes only as to what a public service poster may entail, but is not necessarily the direction your design must and/or should take. Your poster however, must include a real and/or hypothetical (as shown in my poster) sender, as well as a “call to action” and/or a reference for more information.

The poster size will be 11x17 and in color.

Tight comps are due at the beginning of class Tuesday, September 17th.