Production- raising aspiration.
p5- final products.
The target audience for this first poster is teenage girls, as it has pinks and purples which are typically girl colours. It also has a soft effect on it with the faded circles blending into each other. The dark purple writing compliments the light colours in the background. I designed this poster with butterflies instead of a mountain because, I wanted to fit the frame for the target audience and butterflies felt like the perfect way of fitting that bracket.
The target audience for this second poster is teenage boys, as the background would attract boys. I designed this poster with arrows and a vortex background together to show the rise of aspiration. The arrows are pointing up to show the rise from the bottom to the top. The vortex to attract the male audience and to also show the rise of aspiration that they would take to get to where they want to go. I wanted the poster to be like this to fit the target audience with having something to grab teenage boys attention. I didn't want a mountain to be in the background, as it wouldn't of gone with the style I was going for. I wanted to keep it simple with two structures and not to bombard the background.
The target audience for this third and final poster is unisex. I designed this poster the way I did to fit the frame for both genders and also to attractive them both. I didn't want to create posters for just the individual because, I wanted to be fair instead of picking on one gender. With this poster, it doesn't have either butterfly or mountain on it because, I wanted to be different again with the background. I wanted to keep it simple with the painted background and writing. On the heading and main writing, I put a borders behind the 'Raising Aspirations' and 'Location, Times and Dates' to make it stand out. I did this because, before you couldn't really read it. With putting a border behind it, it made it stand out more.