Questions About Art

-What is a work of art?  Describe qualities found in artworks.

  ~ a creative product with strong imaginative appeal.

-What should an artwork provide to both the maker and the viewer

  ~ It should provide detail and explanation 

-Why do people make art?

  ~ A way to express emotions and feelings

-Where does one encounter art?

  ~ All over. In homes, stores, cars, pretty much all man made things are 'ART'.

-What is the role of the artist?

  ~ To create something that has meaning.

DADA Quote

Original Quote: "I just want one more chance to put my arms in fragile hands."
Random Quote: "more want chance just put I hands in one to arms fragile my."
Abstract Quote:

Abortion-Social Issue

Billboard

Poster

• Description: My social issue is about Abortion and trying to prevent it.
• Why I chose: I chose this issue because my mother(the women I took photos of) had an abortion and has spent her whole life regretting it. 
• Results?: I hope that people will see these and realize how horrible abortions are and that IF you have one you will spend your whole life regretting it.
• Target Audience: Any women who finds herself incapable of giving birth and feels she needs an abortion.
• USP: Used someone who HAS HAD an Abortion.
• Tagline: #PROLIFE

My Thoughts: I Really like the end result. I think its different and unique. But I think there are some places that I could have spent more time on.

Tips: Try new things. Experimenting helps you find things that are different from everyone else.

Challenging: Trying to make my project different from everyone elses.
Well: I think when it comes to being unique I did well.

Advertising Shooting Assignment

A. Shots:

B. Social Issue: Abortion. I am Pro-life and went to the march for life a few weeks ago and completely changed my mind. It really made me want to advertise how wrong it is and the pain it causes.

C. Thoughts: lighting is bad in some of them. Think I may redo????

"Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook" Response

Things I've learned from this text:

1. Don't burden pictures with TOO much text.

2. Make sure the logo/tagline is visible.

3. Make sure there IS a logo/tagline.

4. Stay focused on your subject, don't have the whole street in the picture of a car.

5. Try to make the text exciting, not boring.

6. Never have too many "call to actions".

7. Keep the text short and to the point. No one wants to read A TON of text.

8. Authenticity is useful: having someone respond reassures people.

9. Incorporate Pop Culture, have fun!

10. Use catchy texts, get the peoples attention... "DID YOU KNOW?"

Ad Analysis

a. Target Audience: 21 and over- People who like drinking and are able to

b.USP: made the stacked CD's look like the beer, saying drinking this beer is more entertaining than a stack of CD's

c. Theme: Trying to get people to drink this beer.

d. Slogan: Made to entertain

e. Text/Copy: None.

a. Target Audience: Drunk drivers. Whether it me under age or not. People who drink and drive.
b. USP: Takes forever to read S.T.O.P.
c. Theme: Scare people out of drinking and driving
d. Slogan: None.
e. Text/Copy: The more you drink, the slower you react.

a. Target Audience: Nature Lovers

b. USP: Made the giraffe out of pennies to show we can save an animal with just a few coins.
c. Theme: Hope for saving 
d. Slogan: None.
e. Text/Copy: save the world with a few coins

a. Target Audience: Active Men
b. USP: Made this man naked in battle...to show he's not protected when he absolutely should be!
c. Theme: Be Smart. Be Responsible. Be Safe
d. Slogan: Don't be stupid, protect yourself.
e. Text/Copy: None.

Social Issue Ad Campaign Examples

1. Shows movement, to emphasis the picture and show us the effects of speeding.
2. People speed thinking its no big deal, but effect themselves and others around them.
3. This was very unique because they used the speed that the person is going over to show how long they will spend in the hospital for going over the limit.

1. They had this shot in a way that reflects their family
2. Talking on the phone while driving
3. Using  a child/ their child to show the harm it can do

1. Don't show the actual issue but shows THE END. showing smoking will kill you.
2. smoking kills
3.