Wizard of oz poster

CARP poster



For this poster, we where told to use the carp method. carp stands for contrast, alignment, repetition, and proximity.

I used contras, which means use different fonts, colors, or sizes to make something you want the viewer to notice immediately when they look at the poster. One way I used contrast was the oz in the wizard of oz. I made it a different font, size, and color from the rest of the title. For contrast you don't have to do al three, but in this case, it made it look better.

I used alignment, which means correctly spacing the credits, the title, and the information you need to know. I aligned all the typed words at the bottom so the poster could look more organized.

I used repetition, which means repeating fonts, colors, sizes, pictures, etc. I repeated the gray font in the title of the school play, and I repeated the font and color for most of the credits and information for the play.

I used proximity, which means parts of the project that are in the same category should visually look similar. I used proximity for the font of the credits, the same size of the information, and the same size for the title.

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