Poster Project Reflection

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Originally for this project, I was planning in my brainstorming to have less variation of arguments and more variation in poster designs, but in my sketching, I ended up experimenting with 5 different argument ideas. It's not a huge issue necessarily, it just didn't align with what my normal art making process would be like. I liked the idea of the project itself. I thought it was challenging for us to think about in a good way. I considered my audience's potential interpretation a bit more than I have with my other work.

I am satisfied enough with the outcome of this project. I don't really have the technical issues I had with the other projects. My main issue was just that the printing did not turn out as I had expected it. It was a bit darker and my text didn't stand out quite as much as I thought it did. Though, it seems like a lot of people also experienced something similar.

 I'm still very fond of the critiques. The support from my peers helps me understand how my messages are coming through and I appreciate the suggestions they offer. It always helps to have an extra set of eyes (or ten) to hear what ways you might be able to improve your project.

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