This poster is about helping people understand the perfection of imperfection. 

- Clay

- dslr camera

- Adobe Illustrator

- Adobe Photoshop

- Adobe Lightroom

Firstly, I had to create a clay vase that represented perfection through imprefection. My idea was to make a purposeful and appealing vase and yet not look like a typical vase with symmetrical shapes. I have explored various styles and ways to express the purpose of the poster.

I decided to use some of my clay tools to shape the vase as I wanted it as my final outcome.

Later, the vase was baked in the kiln and is used to take pictures for the poster design. I wanted to take a photograph, while complementing the layout of the poster design. Therefore, I was able to create and edit within the photograph. Below are a couple of photographs trails.

I picked one of the photographs and built a design with it. In this poster I wanted to include typography and other background effects as well. As I was picking the images, I decided to choose the picture with a natural background effect. My pick was the red cloth background because it expressed a serious feelings and showed its imperfection through the background. 

The poster as it is would read the head title as "Heal", while as the viewer read it upside down it will read "Hurt". The meaning behind this is to show that there could be many insecurities inside a glowing outlook and that we have to put hurtful feelings behind and begin healing. 

I experimented various colours and styles using most of the photographs. 

I included the phrase "Your perfection is perfectly beautiful" in order to give the audience a better understanding of what the poster is about. In the process, The photographs were edited using adobe light room, the typography was done using adobe illustrator and the final poster was designed in adobe Photoshop. This was I was able to create a poster that showed its meaning and creativity.