My different posters

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I decided to have a bit of a play around with the positioning of my text and the font styles. The first picture here I have done this layout of the text in my previous blogpost and talked about how I think it could be too simple, so I decided to have a go at making more use of the space. However I think the font style 'impact' is definitely the font that I will use as this seems to be the one that looks most like a BBC Three poster. And also the one with more going on I do just think there is too much going on, I'm not sure about it. I also like this photo in particularly as it has both a male and female, connotations both genders are on their phones.

Here i've again looked into how I could use the space in the image, I think I like the idea of this however don't think it will look that professional and people won't really read it all.

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