Awareness Poster Sketches
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I really wanted to keep my theme not only simple but also make it so that no matter which sketch I ended up choosing, I would still be commenting on the overarching theme, which is caring for the environment. And as we know, caring for the environment can take on many shapes.I haven't really thought of how the text will be included in the posters, mainly because I find it much easier to think of the visuals and make sure they're strong before adding the text. Whatever text I do decide to add later, it is safe to say that it will be complementary to the imagery and not the other way around. The first way that I wanted to tackle this was through awareness about the consequences of fossil fuels. The top-left sketch shows a car encircled in the recycle triangle. The top-right sketch depicts towers that are emitting harmful emissions to refine crude oil with a dinosaur fossil as its shadow. The bottom-left sketch shows a gas pump with the handle dripping oil on the ground in the s