3.1 & 3.2 Blog Post Five- Annotated Sketch

Cityscape/Urban Traditional: Saul Bass

- The focal point is the title and the glasses.

- The white border is the leading line.

- Typography is used in the centre of the poster to keep the focus on it. The artist used a sans-serif font in all caps to enhance the simplicity of the design.

- The black block on the bottom is repeated on the top of the poster (though smaller).

- Blue, black and white is used.

Cityscape/Urban Contemporary: Katie Manos

- Our eyes immediately focus on the bicycle, which is the focal point.

- The lines near the circle act as the leading lines so our eyes will be led to the bike.

- Everything is coloured in monochrome except for the red circle and the red text at the bottom.

- The same colour (red) is used for the text.

- Typography is used at the bottom with the same colour as the circle so there wouldn't be as much white space. Using the same colour as the circle also gives a link so it wouldn't look out of place.

Cityscape/Urban Aotearoa: Stuart Geddes

- The bead-like things are the focal point.

- The leading lines are the blocks of colours meeting together, leading our eyes to the focal point.

- The artist uses blocks of colours.

- The blocks are repeated (in different colours and sizes).

- There is no typography to keep the poster simple.