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Judas · 03-02-2006, 12:32 PM

i totally agree about the white space head ... my problem now is trying to figure out what to put in that space ...

: pick up a ny times sometimes and take a look at their ads ... very clean , lots of white space handled well. Thats really what i was going for in way of design. id been looking at the nytimes quite a lot the past few weeks ( and still am as a matter of fact ) , looking for ads i like. Most of the ads , either for business or for times have a shit load of white space .... most of them carry the "less is more" idea of which i am fond.

about the target audience: i thought about this for quite a long time and came to the conclusion that there probably arent going to be many kids 12 < reading the paper ... maybe a few. so i decided that the ad should appeal more to the parents. good flow of information and clean.

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Judas is Offline Senior Member Posts: 8,792 Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Hans-AlbinVonReitzenstein	03-02-2006, 12:32 PM i totally agree about the white space head ... my problem now is trying to figure out what to put in that space ... : pick up a ny times sometimes and take a look at their ads ... very clean , lots of white space handled well. Thats really what i was going for in way of design. id been looking at the nytimes quite a lot the past few weeks ( and still am as a matter of fact ) , looking for ads i like. Most of the ads , either for business or for times have a shit load of white space .... most of them carry the "less is more" idea of which i am fond. about the target audience: i thought about this for quite a long time and came to the conclusion that there probably arent going to be many kids 12 < reading the paper ... maybe a few. so i decided that the ad should appeal more to the parents. good flow of information and clean.