INSTAGRAM POSTER

- Project Outline -
 Project: Instagram poster.
Team: Individual.
My Role and responsibilities: Design and creation of poster which outlined a new corporate creativity and innovation programme at Instagram.
Tools used: Microsoft PowerPoint, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Spark.
Date: May 2020. 
- Poster -
I completed this poster for my Master's degree in Business. It was for a class called 'Managing Corporate Creativity and Innovation'. 
As part of this project I was asked to create a poster setting out the details of a new corporate creativity and innovation programme for an organisation of my choice.  The poster is positioned as a ‘call to action’ and education poster, encouraging employee participation in the new programme.
The poster, shown on the left, includes details of:
 - The key structure and process of the Corporate Creativity and Innovation Programme
 - The criteria used to assess corporate creativity and innovation proposals at each stage of the Programme
 - The key metrics used to measure pipeline projects
 - As a footnote to the poster, include a reference list of at least five creativity/innovation management publications reviewed in devising this project.
The organisation I chose was Instagram. When creating the poster I wanted to ensure that it was true to the Instagram brand and would be recognisable as a poster created by Instagram, which why I chose these colours, layout and font. 
- What I Learned -
- I used Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop and Spark to make this poster. It is always a great opportunity to use and to improve these skills. 
- If this poster were printed and hanging on a wall I'd imagine it would be difficult to read. This is something that needs improvement. If I were to do this poster again I would try to reduce the amount of text on the poster. Because there is a lot of text I had to make it small enough to fit.

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