Herschel

My message is mindfulness The focus of my creation is the universe, brain, meditation I use actual lines: I use frames to limit the viewer's line of sight in the middle, and black and white borders help set the lines. I use contrast to emphasize the focus. Yes, what I want to do is, there are two contrasts to emphasize, the first is the contrast of the black and white color boundary. Another element that can create contrast is colored items and colorless parts. Which can make the viewer's vision know which part is important. Do I use repetition to create harmony? I repeat the shape of the mountain, and I try to build a broad consciousness. I took advantage of proximity to make the picture more balanced. The person I used in meditation is in the upper left corner, while the Milky Way is in the upper left corner, the world is in the upper middle and the mountains are in the lower middle. They are all in the frame. My font must also be mindful with meditators. The vast mountains and galaxies also point to fullness. The green trees next to people mean tranquility. My message size is big, so it's quite high light. 

Merlina

Jaeha

My one word was efficiency which was my new goal for 2021 and my motto as "Whatever It Takes". I made my focus point the lightbulb in the center of the drawing to be more centered. I tried to make the lightbulb the most attractive color which are light colors so I chose to go with yellow. This made my art work a high contrast artwork. I made most of my colors back so that the viewer's eyes would first go to the lightbulb then one of my points. My repeating message of time being important is on both sided of the artwork. I got my right side of my artwork from the saying "Time is Money". I got my left side of my drawing from "Time Management" which some people like me are struggling during times of online class.

Hui So

My one word statement was "Truthfulness" and I focused on caligraphy while making the poster. I used pencil to draw hands and words. I used multiple graphic designs for this art work. I mostly used balance and low contrast. I made a balance all over my paper and focused on the hands as the center. The low contrast makes the viewer see the center first, the hands. After they see the hands they will read and understand the purpose of the picture of hands. The hand shows truthfulness because it directly tells us about promise that we dont break or lie about it.