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Digital Photography and Imaging - Week 1
Week 1 (23.09.2024)Design #1: https://pin.it/6LTJtuUsF |
Description: I was impressed by the bold colour palette that predominantly features yellows, reds, blues, and purples. These certain colours create a vibrant and upbeat atmosphere, fitting the rhythm and dance theme of the game. This poster expressed: The main character is centrally posed, with her red and yellow outfit that contrasts nicely with the darker background and the elements around, helping her stand out. Bright and neon-like accents are used throughout the design, giving the poster an arcade game and dance floor aesthetic that can help depict excitement and movement. This poster is promoting the game in a very bold and playful way. The game title, "Persona 4: Dancing All Night," is clearly displayed in a stylized, bubbly font with a 3D effect, further drawing attention. The screenshots of real-time gameplay are added to promote the fun experience that is promised towards the potential players. The Japanese text helps promote the game and fill in the empty space. This poster captures the essence of a dance game, emphasizing energy, rhythm and character through the bright colours, playful typography, and dynamic composition. |
Design #2: https://pin.it/3Mu6KNDe5 |
Description: My first impression is that I was intrigued by the use of texture and the creativity of linking spiderwebs and internet webs– portraying that both are “traps” in their own ways. This poster expressed: This poster serves a retro, 90s cyber-aesthetic with a vintage computer as the main focus, set against a digital-style web theme. The spider web surrounding the monitor connects to various buzzwords associated with misinformation. These words symbolize how easily one can get caught up in deceptive narratives online. The spider adds to the menacing tone, enhancing the metaphor of the web as a trap. The use of grayscale colours, grainy textures, and pixelated imagery visually reinforce the idea of the "old internet". The overall tone elicits a warning against the darker sides of digital culture and online misinformation. |
Design #3: https://pin.it/1PbTruWCj |
Description: When I first saw this poster, I was impressed by the combination of grayscale colours and the red colour with the textures. This poster expressed: This poster is promoting a new music album, showing the release date on one of the overlays. It mainly focuses on the artist, with several pictures of the concept photos scattered around the poster. The red colours used can be interpreted as blood, depicting some kind of powerful breakage that resulted in bleeding; just like the album’s title. |

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