Tonal

The second ticket I am going to analyse is not a gallery exhibition ticket however the imagery was really captivating
and caught my attention, therefore I would like to gain inspiration from this one because of its attraction. Similarly to
the last ticket I analysed the shape of the ticket is a simple quadrilateral. This common rectangular shape is easy to
associate with being a ticket, where has an A3 sheet of paper would be a poster. Both the tickets I have analysed
have been landscape, so I therefore intend to create my ticket landscape. This is because the ticket layout works
better with the words flowing in sentences across rather than down, making them easier to understand and read.
This ticket design has been split into two section with the use of the design and colours. This split is what captivated
my attention the most due to its bold contrast. I really like this bold direct contrast and I would like to use this style
because of how captivating it is. This design also works really well at displaying the text because the Title has been
highlighted on the coloured background where as the rest of the text has all been pushed to the side on a plain white
background.
The text included on this ticket is a similar volume to the amount of text on the previous ticket because they're
including all the necessary information for the visitor to be in the right place at the right time. When I create my ticket
I am going to include the text that is necessary for an art gallery though rather than a show ticket. Inspired by this
design I love how regular even the design is, with the use of the flat background colour and the imagery contained in
a rectangular box at the end. This is definitely a technique I intend to use because it keeps the design unified and
simple making it suitable for its function.