Audience feedback for final poster design



fig. 1

I have received some audience feedback on the two poster designs I presented them with. The version with the text at the bottom (fig. 1) was favoured in terms of votes: it was described as looking "more professional" than the version with the text at the top (fig. 2). Comments on the version with the text at the top included the fact the date "stands out more on its own" and that the credits are "more noticeable". The noticeability of the credits is perhaps not something that should be taken as praise, though: with the text at the bottom Robyn's face on the poster can more easily be seen, and thus the enigma of the narrative/relationship between Scott and Robyn may hopefully be more easily conveyed. The version with the text at the bottom is more typical of a poster, and I shall use this for my final poster.  

fig. 2