The red color never was my favorite one, and I chose it because I wanted to see where it will bring me and what would my project look like. I wanted to challenge myself and try to get out of my comfort zone where I use usually yellow or blue colors.

This project helped me better explore my creativity and learn new techniques in visual design. I would say that this class and project was one of the best ways to learn how to convey a message through words and objects. This is an essential skill for graphic designers to be able to convey the message and create a powerful visual connection. I paid high attention to details that were used for the posters. I did lots of research and experiments to design the final posters that I’m happy with.

I really enjoyed the creative process of the assignments. Also, the project and the process of creating some posters helped us get out of computers and work manually.

I learned that it is crucial to pay attention to the background, colors, light, and typeface when you're creating a particular visual mood or message. Designers must be able to create a specific design and mood that would powerfully convey a message. Moreover, I asked my family and friends to describe to me what do they see and understand from my posters. Thus it helped me improve some posters that didn’t work well. I wanted my posters to be clear to everyone, and I would not explain what I wanted to convey.