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Advertisement (Cyber Only)

If you have opted to take Graphics in the cyber setting, you won't be able to do screen printing. It's not practical to loan you all of the materials that you would need at home to make printing happen. It's just the way it is, so in it's place you will create and advertisement. You'll pick a product that you have available to you at home (not something that you would have to run out and purchase) and create an advertisement for it. We will use the principles of design to help build an effective design, choosing an angle for why your product is better than it's competitors (unique selling point), and create photos and graphics to build your ad. 

Let's talk about the requirements for this project. As usual you'll have to complete and turn in the layout sequence. You'll have to build an ad with a cutout photo, at least one vector graphic, where interested customers can go to buy/find more info on the product, and it should all help to promote the unique selling point/call to action that you have chosen. You will turn in an ad and the layout sequence and a screencast critiquing your own work for grading

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    Unique Selling Point  
    Advertisement Thumbnails
    Advertisement Rough
    Taking a Photo
​    Getting Photos to the
    Downloading Photos from
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    Making a Cutout
    Compose your Graphics
    Assembling in InDesign
    Critiquing your Ad
    Turning in the Project
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