Travel Poster

Travel Campaign Final

Travel Roughs

Travel Campaign : Photo References

Travel Campaign Poster THumbs

WPA poster

I really enjoy the striking  red hues used to create the contrast between the trunks of the trees and the and the greens to show the density of the forest. The use of a motor vehicle gives you a sense of scale and allows you to put yourself into that feeling of isolation and peace you get from being deep in the woods, and yet makes it feel very accessible.

Travel Campaign (part 01B) cont.

Travel Campeign Poster: Part 01A

I just loved the use of positive space and how simplistically minimalistic it is.  There are so many things going on without  each element competing for attention.

My favorite parts are the mountains in the background combined with the darker foreground, and especially how the tipi bleeds into the remaining fourth of the poster. 
And among the rest of the poster, the Native American drawings on the side outlining another tipi.

I plan to head in this direction with my design, but not location.

Travel Campaign (part 01B)

Travel Campaign (part 01A)

I chose this image of a poster for the Alaska National Park based on the colors. I love the dark blues and greens and how they compliment eachother. Also, I love that there is a wolf in the corner howling, because that shows the life that lives there, and also contributes to the beauty. THe northern lights that take up most of the poster is what people go to Alaska for, and they showed the beauty of it without having to use all the colors.

Travel Campaign : Research

I love this poster image. As with the other "See America" posters, the image is simple and the colors are few. I especially love the image in the corner of the man on the horse, seemingly seeing America for himself, setting an example for what the poster is asking the viewer to do. The positive and negative space show depth and the color variations help with that also. The depth created gives the viewer a snapshot of grand the mountains in Montana must be. There is evident fore-, middle- and background. The orange sky gives a warm, welcoming feel to the viewer while the sharp lines and white color gives a cool, crisp feel. A contrast that is attractive to travelers.