![Final.](../images/p2/F2.png)
![Final.](../images/p2/F1.png)
![Final.](../images/p2/GROUP1.png)
![Final.](../images/p2/GROUP2.png)
![Poster.](../images/p2/RUSSIA1.png)
Our class created a poster series for our final show, 17 distinct stories of immigrants portrayed with large scale text.
Project Constraints:
-At least three distinct typographic voices must be represented in the final
-All full black text on white paper (optional single color can be applied by hand)
-36x72 hanging poster
-No photographic imagery (type can be used as image)
-Copy: Main text (personal story of an immigrant), fact & quote (support, contrast, enforce, or clarify the main text)
![Process.](../images/p2/RUSSIAPROCESS.png)
I chose Lazar and Dina's story because of how different their voices are, I wanted to embrace the two characters and illustrate the contention and frustration in their story. I knew that to successfully communicate on such a large scale I would need to accentuate their voice through typographic scale and image. I took inspiration from designers who were living similar lives to Lazar and Dina giving Dina the voice of a Russian activist and Lazar an American ad man.
![Final.](../images/p2/RUSSIAFINAL.png)
![Final.](../images/p2/GROUPPROCESS.png)
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