Tuesday 14th 2010: Final steps

That day we almost had everything done, we just gathered up in class to talk about the hanger design again, then Jon chose to make the final prototype by himself, and it turned out great, and impressive because not only it looked exactly like the sketch of it but it was also functional.

The new & improved hanger design: the scented hanger

Demonstration of how functional it is.

Another demonstration of its functionality.

Although one of our group member wasn't there because he was sick,  me and Ashton tried to figure what what could be done concerning the poster on Adobe Illustrator and how, and somehow we got to a solution. Luke was the one going to do it so we tried to send him as man things as possible to help make his job easier and faster.

We had another meeting the next day in the Art&Design building and while Luke was working on the poster on his computer, me, Ashton and Jon (but also Luke) tried to think of what to characterize the new hanger. We tried to think of several words or adjectives that could describe the hanger in a quick, attractive and simple way, and that took quite some time to figure out. We thought of many things, and in the end came up with the final perfect sentence describing our new&improved product.
We then discussed with Luke how we'd like to arrange that on the poster, and each one of us gave his/her opinion and we tried different layouts, until we got to the right one.

After that we bought the foam board and printed the poster, but also put the double sticky tack on the poster before putting it on the foam board. Then we cut the board into the reduced requested dimensions. And so after hours of work and discussion, we were done!