Mount Wachusett Community College, in Gardner MA offers a 2-year program for Graphic and Interactive Designer students. This final course in the GID program helps students assemble and present their best work produced in the program. This blog is produced by the GID Portfolio class under the direction of instructor Coni Porter.
Vietnam Veterans of America Project.
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Still waiting on finalization for this but from what I understand they loved it. May make some revisions if I get feedback from them but for now, it's done.
Love this design. My only concern is the tracking on "Chapter 907" at the bottom. I think it's a little too spaced out (and maybe it could be more united with the word "of"?). I would also suggest lightening the backdrop of the design on the mockup a little, it's very clear on the shirt but the enlarged version gets a little lost.
The red "pops" like crazy on the dark grey (there must be green in that gray!), but the rest of the design gets lost... yes, it's too dark. I am wondering about that last line "Chapter 907" also. I wonder if adding more of a contrast for that line would be a good idea... a different font, italics, a rule above it?
Looks awesome, the silhouette inside of the circular flag is a nice touch and the font choice fits really well.
ReplyDeleteLove this design. My only concern is the tracking on "Chapter 907" at the bottom. I think it's a little too spaced out (and maybe it could be more united with the word "of"?). I would also suggest lightening the backdrop of the design on the mockup a little, it's very clear on the shirt but the enlarged version gets a little lost.
ReplyDeleteThe red "pops" like crazy on the dark grey (there must be green in that gray!), but the rest of the design gets lost... yes, it's too dark. I am wondering about that last line "Chapter 907" also. I wonder if adding more of a contrast for that line would be a good idea... a different font, italics, a rule above it?
ReplyDeleteThey should use THIS logo, and not what they currently have! Nice job.
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