I decided to create a
banner that is 20 feet tall by 35 feet long. I like the long horizontal length.
Because I was only able to take ten pictures of students, I wanted to keep the
banner proportional as well. Even though my design will not cover the entire
brick wall, I think it is large enough to catch people’s eyes. The pixelated
circles that are bright and exaggerated along with the
length resulted in a price of $1,645.00 from AllstateBanners.com.
I used Illustrated to create the
majority of the banner. I created triangular pixilated images from the original
six photos on Photoshop. I duplicated each image 3 times and transformed them
45 degrees and -45 degrees in order to create the triangle shape. After I made
the shape of the pixels I used the mosaic filter on the pixilated imaged. In
illustrated I made the opacity of the original image at 60%. I did this in
order for the pixilated clipping masked circles could stand out.
The target audience of my banner is
the prospective students of DePaul or other Universities. Although the target
audience is students, parents may also look at this and find it appealing for
their children to look into. I used actual faces for a more personal sense of
CDM. The words College of Computing and Digital Media could be self-explanatory
and that is why I wanted to incorporate student’s faces. Because the general
age of the target audience is actually on the banner, this also helps in
grabbing the attention of potential CDM students.
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