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More detail pictures.

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Final outcome with some pictures of the details.

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Tags for final product to attach to the garments.

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Concept drawings for making my final poster into a product.

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Final 3 posters. I have made each of them into a tag using simple triangles. I’ve incorporated my own typography and graphics to try to get across the severity of this issue while also trying to keep it minimalist with not too much information but just enough to make an impact. 

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Discovering how easy it is to change the emotion of an individual through how you draw the eyes, even if it is the same shape. I’m going for someone who is frightened and scared, not simply sad. I feel the 2nd and 3rd portray this best.

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More experiments. Now incorporating font and typography.

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Intrigued by the idea of a barcode. I have come up with this minimalist graphic to show that bodies are being sold as commodities. Making something so normal have human qualities.

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Experimenting with simple graphics that can tell the story of Human Trafficking. I want to keep the images that I incorporate simplistic.

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LOVE these Amnesty International poster. Inspired by the diversity of them, yet they all get the same message across.

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Unconventional paper chains

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Experimenting with colour and paper

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Final Setup.

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Letters within a letter... more experimentation on photoshop

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Translating my final cropped letters into photoshop to create monochrome print with spot colour.

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Cropped lettering... how much of the letter do you actually need?

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Playing with composition and spot colour introduction