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Project 3

posters: for grabbing attention from a distance vs brochures and pamphlets which are meant to be viewed at arm's length
my audience: humans of earth

objective: To get people to come explore Kepler 425-b.

tag lines:
"your second home" -doesn't align with objective; just want tourism, not immigration
"pure imagination in reality" -considering the pink fog
"a whole new word" -not really eye-catching
"a world of pure imagination" -inspired by that song... idk, copyright issues??
"an acid trip without the withdrawal" -not PG enough probably
"reality reimagined with emphasis" -because everything's bigger??
charas: whimsy, everything is big, year is 20 days longer, petting zoo(?), magical, kid friendly, exploration, random???

Kepler 425-b

reality reimagined with 60% more emphasis

  • bigger food!
  • bigger malls!
  • bigger beaches!
  • bigger animals!

(123)123-1234

Located only 1,400 LY away, call now to book a shuttle 
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