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MM 332:
Electronic Design
and Layout

Lectures/The Way of the Poster

 

 

 Getting the most out of color


Rarely does a designer have the luxury of full-color. You don’t even need four colors to have great visual impact. In fact, the case can be made that the fewer colors, the simpler your design and the quicker your message comes across.

Choose two colors and overlap them to create a third. In this poster, there are only two inks, red and green. The brown color is created when the two overlap.

 

 

 

Dozens of smaller images are layered on top of each other, each layer overwritesw the other with a different color. This effect is called creating a palimpsest.

 

 

 

A classical look is created in this collage. There is a nice contrast between the use of colr and black and white imagery.

 

 

 

 

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