After much thought I decided to try taking the poster composition used for the Double Royal poster onto A3. Even though I have tried doing this before and highlighted that the type was extremely small, I still would like to print it out to see if it actually looks better on paper than on screen.
I opened up the two documents - the A3 and Double Royal version - and first copied and pasted the illustration onto A3. I then copied and pasted the text from the Double Royal version onto the document. Once it was on the document I shifted everything into place and then adjusted all of the text.
The text pt. size wasn't actually as small as I had thought before, so I decided to carry on with this design and saved it. I opened up Photoshop so that I could add the logos for the final touch. I took reference from my Double Royal poster design as it was just another version of it.
All done!
I then printed out my design to see if it is indeed a better composition than my initial A3 poster design.
Conclusion:
After much debate I've decided that I shall submit this newer version for my project as well as the original illustration, and shall also submit the Double Royal mockup I created so that the examiner would know what it'll look like when hung on a wall. Unfortunately I've still been unable to find a suitable mock up that shows a person standing beside the Double Royal poster.
Conclusion:
After much debate I've decided that I shall submit this newer version for my project as well as the original illustration, and shall also submit the Double Royal mockup I created so that the examiner would know what it'll look like when hung on a wall. Unfortunately I've still been unable to find a suitable mock up that shows a person standing beside the Double Royal poster.
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