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Wednesday, October 26, 2011
The Original and Best @ 11:14 PM

This is an advertisement I found in Communication Arts January/February 2011 Typography Annual.  What I think is great is they're bringing back the handwritten cursive typography and pictures used to not only get older generations, but new generations to buy Kellogg's Corn Flakes.  They're using very bright, primary colors to attract you to the advertisement and bringing a twist to the advertisements by using such bright colors (when most of the advertisements would've been in black and white).  She looks very tempted to eat the corn flakes, and this advertisement makes me want to eat it too!

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My name is Abriel and I just received my Computer Science degree from the University of Illinois Springfield's online program this Spring. Now, I'm pursuing my A.A.S. in Graphic Design at Parkland College designing print and website designs. Eventually, I will become "the master of the web" (or a webmaster) and a graphic designer.
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