Design Unit
Spark Project 1
Picture
About this photo, I chose the background because it's of one
​of the oldest forms of music, a cassette, and the font because
​I thought it looked cool, creative and fun!
Spark Project 2
Picture
So I chose this quote because Stevie wonder is a famous musician so it makes you think of music and songs. I chose the filter because it looked nice in terms of blending in with the text.
ISSUE-BASED POSTER!

in this poster I see
1. "not one more"
2. a faint "X" and
3. fists protesting
​I picked this poster because I like the color and overall design of it.
what stands out to me is the little "not one more"s in the background 
​and I also got the idea to make it subtle as well

in this poster I see
1. a bunch of "never again"s,
2. a white never again, and
​3. the white never again stands out.
​I picked this poster because I thought it delivered a subtle message
what stands out to me is how the white never again really... stands out
​I have an idea to make my poster subtle like this.


in this poster I see
1. people voting
2. one is black and the other is white
​3. thee cards say never again and power to the people
I chose this because I thought it was meaningful and represented change
what stands out to me in the poster is how there is a white person and a black person voting together.
one idea is I could base my poster off a voting poll.

update:
Today I was working on my poster. I am about 10% done with the design. it should be done (loosely) on Monday.

this is my poster. another one may come soon.

blue screen of cyberbullying. I chose to make the format for the poster a blue screen of death, the screen that comes up on windows computers when they crash, because I thought it fit the whole "cyber" feel. the computer on the poster is the "cyberbullying" one. the text above represents how far we've gotten into stopping cyberbullying. the support code COULD_NOT_PREVENT basically implies that we have no prevented bullying yet. the frown is on all blue screens of death, but I think it has a double meaning on the cyberbullying one, as a way to taunt the victim.