Unit 2- Creating the postcard and mocking it up

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 This is the digital version I created using Pages on Mac. I found using a texture background added good depth to the layout, as well as laying colours for the globe 'head' meant it would 'pop'.

The comments I posted on Padlet during the session:

This postcard helped me narrow down the message I'd like to put across. I decided that my chosen topic is about taking 'inspiration' from the world we live in to create positive and sustainable change to the environment. I went with a comical image to create a positive tone to the postcard and to appeal to a range of audiences through that.

The message on the back would continue on from the message on the front; expanding it further to add clarity to what the actual message is. So it would be a few words and images explaining to the viewer sustainable traditions found across the globe that they can take inspiration from.

I then put this design into some templates on photoshop to visualise how it could actually be used in reality to promote positive change.





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