Mathew Voyce - If only there was more time..

If there had been more time i would have loved to of been able to develop the idea of producing a set of skis or snowboards to go into production. There is a different range of boards, there are the board with the models face on, i have made a range of boards with different parts of her face on, ranging from the mouth all the way up to the top of the head. I would have done the same with the skis if i could have more time. I have also created two boards that are different, one showing the banner, giving you all the information of the brand, like the strap line and logo and QR code. Then the other is just a plain board with a contrasting effect, using blue on the underside but then with the black and white DECE logo against it on the bottom. 

Mathew Voyce - One last long poster

Here is the last long poster i designed using one of the photos from our photo shoot, Again its a simple design, using the same banner as before keeping within the theme throughout our campaign. 

This was one of my favourite landscape posters because firstly it features more than one person in, so theres more than one style of hat in the image. There is also a bigger indication of the location as you can see its rural and rough like a building site or run down area. The logo banner fits perfectly along the bottom not blocking out any of the image 

Mathew Voyce - Final phonebox ads

The three images hear are the final visuals and designs for phonebox advertisements. There is only one problem with one of the images, because of the orientation of the text and banner the construction of the phone box blocks out the writing so you cannot see the 'BE A' out of the strap line.  I think they are effective and most defiantly eye catching, promoting our brand and giving off the perfect vibe.

Mathew Voyce - Club poster / partnership

Whilst thinking of possible ways to advertise a concept appeared in front of me when i was sitting in my room looking at all the posters for clubs in Sheffield.

 I have thought about using a club in sheffield to advertise our campaign, the main ideas behind this is that the club would be in partnership with DECE. They would advertise the logo and brand on the posters for the club nights. This would then spread the word for people in the target market from between 18 and 30, people who are club goers and attend nights out in town. The clubs staff would wear the hats during the night and their shifts, they could also be an official vendor of the brand, selling the hats at the bar at night during the events. 

Ive used a club called paris just as an example. This is how the advertisements would look, thew poster would be standard and custom to their designers, but then at the bottom the banner would appear to show the brand and the QR code taking you to the products. 

Mathew Voyce - Teasers with scrap paper

Here are the new designs for the teaser posters which feature the logo, QR code and the new tag line logo "Handmade. Sports. Fashion." Again this was to advertise the brand, but not to reveal what it is entirely as they would have been released in more commercial places to build interest and public knowledge of DECE.

Mathew Voyce - Teaser and phonebox

These again are two examples without the scrap paper theme, there is a teaser poster which would lead you to the brand or website and then the original phonebox image on a phonebox. 

Mathew Voyce - Finals without the scrap paper effect

Here are some finals i created without the scrap paper theme just to see how they looked with out it. I think they work really well but are still a little plain. The beauty of the theme we are going with is that it is applicable to almost any photo as you can just place it in at the bottom or top to advertise the brand. I think the photos work perfectly for our campaign, they do exactly what we need them to and are not to over powering and not to under stimulating. 

 Here is an idea for a billboard poster, it would present you with the idea of the brand and give you the information you need, strap line and tag line plus showing the hat which indicates it is for hats and clothing of that style. 

  A slimmer version of the poster, may fit onto boards better as the previous was rather tall and thick.

  An example of the image on a billboard..

  This is the style of poster i would have used for clear view boxes or bus stop advertisements. 

 Example of two long posters.

I thought this style could be used on phonebox's as they are not to blinding and have a layout where nothing will be blocked by the phonebox's structure.