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About Me
- HayleyReynolds
- Albany, New York, United States
- Hey names Hayley Tanya Reynolds, im 18 years old and just moved to Albany new York :) to study at doane stuart, from Bangor; Northern Ireland. This blog has been set up for my photography class assignments. :) enjoy
ABSOLUT vodka advert;
ReplyDelete1.This is ad selling vodka threw the idea of sex appeal. The advert shows an attractive lady which captures the flavour of the vodka making you naturally want to try the drink.
2. The font is in Bold and therefore is a heavy text and the letter size is larger than average, however the letter height is normal.
3. The font diffently does what is supposed to, it attracts the reader from the main focus of the ad, the model to the actual product there selling.
Fair-trade food;
1. The object of this ad is to make the viewer consider there food shopping choices to a more eco/world friendly choose of food which not only benefits you but others as-well. The idea of using chocolate as-well helps the idea sell.
2. The font is sherif bracketed and is also in bold this is to draw the viewers attention up from the chocolate and to the main point of the image. The lettering is not altered other than being transformed into BOLD text.
3. The font definitely tells the viewer a lot about the subject of the photo in a few words which helps to keep the viewers attention and maybe also so that they remember this when they go shopping.
Escape;
1. the ad is selling perfume threw the idea of sex appeal, it like the first ad uses few worlds and yet has a powerful message!
2. the text has been edited in many ways firstly space has been added between the individual letters to fill the entire page the letters have also been given height and width!
3. the adverts choice of font only tells us the name and who its buy it doesn't sell the perfume i think the image sells the picture and the font just insures we not which perfume to buy.
Good. Thanks for making up this work, Hayley.
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