Studio Brief 02 | Product, Range and Distribution Brief | Disabilities or Breastfeeding in Public Campaign Sketches & Ideas

To commence this brief, I did some sketches on both issues 'Disabilities & Breastfeeding' this will allow me to get a better guide line on how I would like to present the issue to the public eye.

These sketches were very quick and rough of either semiotics/symbols of both issues. For example the disability campaign informs the audience not to damage or misuse of universal designs and the breastfeeding campaign is to inform the audience that it is not against the law to breastfeed in public places.

Below are the sketches of both campaigns. I am unsure which issue I would like to create for this brief, so I will receive feedback from the sketches. This maybe come with other ideas that my peers and tutors could advise me to do for my final product.

Powerpoint screenshot of both issues

Disabilities & Breastfeeding in Public Campaign Ideas & Sketches

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