Friday, 4 March 2011. Final Idea for GF Smith Poster. I think this poster layout works really well. I like that the text follows the jagged shape of the model and it looks more eyecatching rather than the text being in a straight line. The only thing I may change is the size of the lettering. This poster fits into the theme of 100 years as the link chain of models represents a time line. Tuesday, 1 March 2011. Photos to use for my Final Poster.

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Task 1 developed for task 2. I wanted to look at puting a background in behind the flowers, to really bring it all together and make the flowers stand out, these paper folds create a similar effect as a wave and i have developed they paper to see if twisting and Turing the paper would create a stronger visual link to the water which will work against the flowers. My attempts at making typography. Folding the paper and trying to create a type into the fold proved very difficult howe.

Saturday, 26 March 2011. For the image of my honey comb sculpture I decided on using a photo of the full sculpture so you are able to see all 100 of the hexagons 1 for every year that GF Smith Paper Company has been trading. I found on Adobe illustrator that if i typed my text in a simple type such a Gill sans, and then used the select tool and go to Effect on the tool bar at the top of the program and go down to 3D and the extrude I can make the tex.

We are just under a month away from the release of Chris Brown. We all like a bit of sexy but wowza.