Tonal

Ticket Analysis
I now intend to analyse tickets so that I can gather information upon which my ticket will need to contain. I also
intend to gather some inspiration for my tickets design by which techniques work well and what don’t work so well.
By analyzing these tickets I will also look at what shape and layout works best for a successful ticket design.
The shape of this ticket design is a simple quadrilateral which is suitable for its function, because it allows the
gallery to keep the main attention on the information which is the priority. Also this simple shape is easy to
produce on a large quantity which is again a priority for a ticket. When I create my ticket I intend to keep mine
simple like this one with the use of a regular shape, to add the main focus on the writing.
In this design I really like the use of the imagery to compliment the text but not detract the attention. A tickets
designs main priority is its function therefore the writing. In this design there is a large volume of text containing all
the necessary information. Information that I will need to include. For example: Price, Date, Time, Location,
Gallery, Exhibition title and also instructions about one ticket per person. The main attention on this ticket is the
Date and Time, this is made clear by the use of the bold larger font text in the centre of the ticket. For this ticket
design they have also included the tear of section for the staff member. When I create my ticket I would like to use
a simple piece of imagery like this but perhaps my gallery logo so it links to the posters. I also intend to use a
simple colour scheme like this one.