Winners Take All Logo

LOGO

The competition needs a name and a logo.

  Design an original logo for the competition. It must:

• be created using only vector tools
• use at least three colours but also work in a single colour.

You must include the name and logo on all your products.

Unit 5 2552 Review

REVIEW IT

You must produce a review of your game that would be suitable for publication in an on-screen computer games magazine. Here are some examples:

• Computer and Video Games
• Nintendo
• Retro gamer
• Inside MAC games
• Metacritic

 Produce a game review. You may wish to use this outline to help you.

 Gather feedback and make changes if necessary.

 Save your review in your GAME folder.

Flyers in Indesign

Year 10's learn to use in Adobe Indesign to make a flyer for your restaurant

here are some tutorials for you to use.

Indesign Tutorial

and these Tutorials number 1 and number 2

You may also use You Tube, each other and any other source you can find.

Save your work in your Flyer Folder and Blog what you have learnt about Indesign.

SPB Link to what is required on the Flyer is here

Thanks

Website Links for Unit 5 London 2552

Your Name

Candidate Number:

Centre Number 58243

Wildern School

SPB London 2552 Level 2


Game Evidence

Game Promo

Final Working Game

Game Review


Development Evidence

Game Overview

Evidence of Moodboard

Storyboards

Assests Table

Test Plan

Link to your Blog

Take it away - Flyer

FLYER

You must design a flyer to advertise the new takeaway shop. It will be delivered to homes in the area.

It must be A5 size, printed on both sides and include:

• the logo
• the shop name
• information about the new shop
• information about the healthy meals for sale
• an image of the complete shop front
• images of food items and the packaging

 Design the flyer. Remember you must comply with copyright.

 Get feedback from test users and make changes if necessary.

 Save your flyer in your PRODUCTS folder.

 Update your elements table and design log.

 Update your ongoing plan.

On a Mission - Moodboards

Before you start on any detailed design work you must create a moodboard. This is where you communicate your initial design ideas for your game. You should use it to get feedback from your game testers.

The moodboard should include inspirational materials/images for:

• the game genre and style
• settings/environments
• the characters
• any music, sound effects or speech
• anything else you think is important

You should annotate your moodboard to explain your ideas.