A town art trail is using numbered signs to guide visitors between studios. The signs must display a bright, recognisable image at the top and a large route...
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A town art trail is using numbered signs to guide visitors between studios. The signs must display a bright, recognisable image at the top and a large route number below it. The trail organiser gives you a paintbrush photograph and asks for a logo called OPEN STUDIO PATH. The photograph contains an untidy background, including a desk and several paint pots, which must not appear in the final image. The completed logo will be used on a website, in a printed map document and in a presentation for sponsors. Keep the logo clear for visitors with limited vision.
(a) Use editing tools to remove unwanted areas from the supplied photograph. [2]
(b) Create a logo that includes OPEN STUDIO PATH and the edited image. [2]
(c) Give one way to make the route number clear on the signs. [1]
Answer Details
(a) Crop or otherwise remove the desk and paint pots from the photograph, while retaining the relevant paintbrush cleanly. This isolates the intended subject and removes the untidy background. [2]
(b) Create a logo that includes OPEN STUDIO PATH and the edited paintbrush image in a suitable layout. The text identifies the trail and the image supports its art-studio purpose. [2]
(c) Put the route number in a large, bold, high-contrast separate area. This makes it easier for visitors, including those with limited vision, to find and read. [1]
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