Craft-
I drew out what the scene would be like in the middle of a track meet by using a pencil. The poster was oriented horizontally to match the computer screen for a later assignment. I wrote out what the event was, when the meet was, and where the meet would take place. I went for a slightly overhead look, to demonstrate that the event was being seen from the bleachers. The opposite side of the track had bleachers drawn out with people in the stands. I made sure to draw the track with a bend and narrowed the lanes to show depth in the image.
Composition-
First, the image should be the first thing someone would look at with the poster. The people at the front part of the image would be the initial thing to see, then one would follow the track lanes since they get narrower and then one would look at the bleachers. Lastly, one would view the sun with the clouds in the air. The words are also able to attract the person's attention since words are usually read subconsciously. The person would read the event from up to down.
Concept-
The poster is advertising a track meet that was coming up. An active image of runners sprinting on the track was provided to gain the viewer's attention and be more interested in the event. Information about the track meet was provided in order for a person to want to know more about the picture, or the meet that was coming up.
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