Exercise 2

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LEBON STEPHANIE AMELIE JUDITH

INFORMATION DESIGN 0425

L.A.T.C.H POSTER

MARK: 10%

INSTRUCTION:

1. Organize a group of information into a visual poster that combines and utilizes the LATCH principles (Minimum 4). 
Location. Alphabet. Time. Category. Hierarchy.

2. You are required to use the digital photo editing/illustration software available to assemble the information into a LATCH infographic poster. 

3. You are allowed to reuse back the images but you have to create the rest of visuals to complete the poster.

REQUIREMENTS:
1. Size resolution: A4 (100DPI)
2. Progress and submission link on E-Portfolio.

SUBMISSION:
1. Final poster attached to this submission.
2. E-Portfolio link attached to this submission. 


Concept Development:

After looking on Pinterest for LATCH posters I found 3 based of photography and cameras. I decided on one but still kept the other 2 for future reference in terms of infographics.

After selecting the infographic poster I did a SWOT analysis to help me identify what I need to keep and what I need to change.

After making the analysis I decided to start planning the layout in illustrator rather than sketches so i could have an even better idea of what the improved poster was going to look like.

Progress in Illustrator:



Final Poster:


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