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Oz Poster (C.A.R.P)

This project was about taking a poster from a play (deconstructed) and putting it back together. I will analyze how my poster follows CARP procedures when making something great with graphic design.

C - Contrast
I used contrast in a few ways while making this poster. The color choice for the font is black and green, I made the green a little lighter to make it stand out better. I also put the text along the right side as white because that is a color easily able to stand out.

A - Alignment
The only things that are centered is "Wizard" and the text along the bottom. I put "The" on more of the left side and "Of Oz" on more of the right to match up with each other. Same with "Olathe Northwest..." at the top left and "7 PM..." on the right to match up.

R - Repetition
In the title, the coloring goes black, green, black, and green. The imagine of the cut outs match up with the yellow brick road color. And the two groups giving information matchup in color.

P - Proximity
I organize this poster into four groups. The first group being the text and the top and title text, then a group giving more important info about the show like time and date, and a group giving contact info, and lastly a group display all the unnecessary info for the audience.

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