Post 15 - Ancillary task 1, practice

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This is the poster we had to recreate: 


The aim of this task was to recreate this poster as closely as possible. 
To do this, we gathered five people from the CLC, and arranged them in these positions.


 

<- This is Megan taking our picture! We used her phone, and placed our participants against a plain white background. This was so we could edit in a different background behind them. 
 









<- This  is our final photo.
Megan edited the picture. First, she created a gradient-blue background (fading from light to dark, like the original. Then, she removed the white background from the picture we took, and pasted it over the blue background. Next, we chose a font that we though was most like the originals font, and added the text over the picture. Finally, we did small final touches- we added a hat on Feargus to match the original. 










This is our final piece:

 

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