Final Developments/Design

 






Overall, I am very happy with my final leaflets and how my design has developed throughout the course of the project. Stripping away elements down to their most successful pieces has allowed me to create a clear and concise structure/appearance whilst still projecting a fun and exciting visual identity to broaden the target appeal. 

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