Week 3- Creative Post

 Hello to all the creative people reading this post today. This week, I would like to go over a few things I learned. I've learned that you need to find out what someone is trying to say or the message they want to convey in the project. There is a lot of research and questions to be done or asked. People love it when you ask questions about them. Getting to know what they really want, what they like, is very important. After getting this information, write down the key points and sketch out a few or many thumbtacks to help figure out how to go about putting it where it needs to be to portray the message. Sometimes they don't like to hear what will look good, but what they think will look good. That's where it could get tricky. Sometimes you just have to give them what they ask for to prove it's not what they really want. Then show them how your skills you learned will better help them with the message they want to get across to the audience they are trying to deliver the  message to.

So, that is what I learned this week, and I am getting ready to do a few thumbtacks to help with my project coming up. Have a creative day. This class is really opening my eyes to new techniques and ideas to help further my perspective and knowledge in graphic design.

Thanks for listening.


 


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