Imagine that you are a graphic designer. A client comes to you with a print ad that usually runs in a weekly magazine. The client says that they want to make the exact same advertisement into a billboard. Which part of graphic design would fall specifically on you?
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making sure to change the font on the billboard
determining the content of the original advertisement
convincing the client to create a new ad for the billboard
maintaining the visual appeal of the ad when it is a much larger size
maintaining the visual appeal of the ad when it is a much larger size
The part of graphic design that would fall specifically on you in this scenario would be maintaining the visual appeal of the ad when it is a much larger size.
To accomplish this, you would need to consider various aspects such as scaling up the design elements, adjusting the layout, and optimizing the text and images for better visibility at a larger distance. This could involve resizing and repositioning images and text, selecting appropriate fonts and adjusting their sizes, ensuring the overall balance and hierarchy of visual elements, and adapting the color scheme to suit the outdoor environment.
By maintaining the visual appeal, you would make sure that the design retains its impact and effectively communicates the intended message when viewed as a billboard.