Drunk Driving Poster

5/8/13- Today, I collected 33 leads for the day.  After lunch I created a poster for Drunk Driving campaign to get people to stop and think before they drive drunk.  It starts with a question about the images and if they choose both to decide not to drive.  

- Renee Breau

Graphic Designer

reneebreau.com 

I finally got a nice little project to work on other than leads. I'm basically creating small ads to draw attention to the various blogs that this company publishes on. I was working on one of the ads and noticed that that logo wasn't as well formatted for being used in smaller ads. So I just reconstructed it to remove the aesthetic additions from the logo. I think it turned into a more readable logo.

Here are some of the finished ads

Tim Olech | Graphics Intern

Drunk Driving Poster-Interns

1/31/12

Research some facts on drunk driving to put on the poster.  I changed the layout of the Drunk Driving Poster (with the caution tape) to a horizontal layout with the tape going across the bottom.  I found an image that I had of a crowd looking at lights and thought it looked like an accident scene (which is what I wanted) and edited it in Photoshop.  Then I put the tape on opacity so it was not the main focus of the poster.  When adding the text I found it hard to choose which font to use and did many verses of the poster.  One poster idea just had the words Think When Driving and the other a fact on drunk driving.  For my second drunk driving poster I had a different concept.  The concept was to show a blurred image against a in-focus image of the same thing meaning that if both are blurred you should not drive. I might can the wording to reflect the poster’s concept more.  Continued to collect (26) leads from Salem, MA for On Point Media.  Then I worked on media list with collecting 41 emails and contact pages for Magazine, Newspaper, TV, and Radio in Maine.

Renee Breau

Graphic Designer

reneebreau.com