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JustMarDesign — Net Neutrality Ad 2-1
Published: 2010-11-03 04:49:05 +0000 UTC; Views: 8684; Favourites: 164; Downloads: 374
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Columbus College of Art and DesignSophomore Advertising and Graphic Design - Fall Semester
Class: Advertising and Graphic Design Concepts
Teacher: Larry Bode
Medium: Digital
This is one of four ads I created to help raise awareness for Net Neutrality. Not an easy subject to help raise awareness of, but I think these turned out well.
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Comments: 30
FCC repealed Net Neutrality, we're screwed. Most likely goodbye internet for me when the new rules take effect...
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The design is very modern and the message is really powerful! Great job!
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I don't even understand what Trump has against the internet in the First place. I LOVE the internet.
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This is an effective message. Let's all stand together to defend Net Neutrality.
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su and undertale and fnaf fag
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DOWN WITH THOSE AGAINST THE WEB! THIS IS WAR!
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Let's hope we can win this battle. Nice design btw
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i signed! also- mayday.us/internethasasuperpac… !
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That and if the service providers are stupid enough to try and kill net neutrality people will just find a way to get the same service without paying for it, and you know what they should.
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I like it. The first statement introduces the poster to viewers on a common ground, stating a fact.
Then, since most folks aren't thinking of net neutrality, you come in with "let's keep it that way." Let's preserve this daily cyber-reality called the Internet, and here's how you can help...
Nice colors, too.
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Thanks! Glad to hear you think it's effective.
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Amazing! I'm definately a fan of ragged right 
though one question, why the tight leading for each sentence but more leading after each sentence group? why not make equal leading? Or the kerning on that? it's a tad too tight compared to the rest of the words.
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Thanks for the constructive feedback.
I kept the periods because I felt it helped stress the pause. It made "The Internet Works" sound like a really solid statement. Not needed. but I felt it helped.
The leading, I simply did it that way to take up more vertical space in the ad. The composition started to appear sort of scrunched and that seemed like the easiest and least potent way to expand things in a vertical manner.
Not positive what you're asking with the kerning. Which words seem too tight compared to which words?
Thanks again! These are the exact sort of questions my teachers ask, they're very helpful and forces you to think about every little decision you make.
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Sorry, I meant to put "that" in quotes.
The word "That" is too tightly kearned it seems.
No problem! I'm actually in the same major and my instructors ask the same questions too 
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They turned out really well! Like the grainy background. Clean design.
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Thanks! Glad you like the grainy background too.
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Again, I agree, wise design. Faved, featured and share here [link]
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Beautiful. And so true... seriously. I don't want to lose the internet I had 10 years ago
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Agreed. The internet is a beautiful thing, let's not let men in suits take it away from us.
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