Final Graphic Design Project

Although I did’t get much feedback, the feedback I did get helped me complete a more detailed version of my topic. This final version has a lot more detail, and tells a better story of what my topic is all about. I feel that my rough draft was not complete and needed more to it in order to be more entertaining, but now that I completely erased my rough draft and redid the project, I’m a lot more happy with the outcome.

The idea of my post is to get to the gym and workout. It’s simple, working out helps make you feel happier, more motivated, and more confident, and that’s why I want to encourage others to give it a try. Working out has became a big part of my life recently, and I have no intentions of stopping, the feeling after a great workout is irreplaceable, and I want my post to motivate others to go out and try it, because the end results are unbeatable.

This design process was a little more complex then my original, but I’m glad I put the extra work in. I had the idea of making a workout plan/magazine cover type post since it’s easy to follow and not distracting to look at. All workouts in this post are great ways to gain muscle as well, so compacting these workouts into one post is a good idea since they all can be completed in a basic gym. I think having a picture as the background was a good idea since it was related to my theme, and pretty much everywhere you look there’s some sort of workout going on. Including the reps and sets of each workout was an idea given to me by my professor, and I thought it was a great idea on making my post more complete.

Technical details- The images I collect were simple and easily collected at the gym where I do my workouts. I figured it’d be best to show the natural setting for where all of work takes place. The picture of the food was in my kitchen where I do all of my cooking. The tools I used in Adobe Photoshop included the size adjuster, crop tool, shading, type tool, and different effects on the photos I added