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Creative Brief Background Create a rollover illustration to show how trees are a valuable renewable resource where nothing goes to waste.
Key Benefits People will we be educated and left happy knowing that every part of a tree is renewable and it doesn’t take down an entire forest.
Target Audience Weyerhaeuser – Vision is to deliver superior sustainable solutions for the world.
Supporting Statements Partnering with Weyerhaeuser is a smart choice. They have sustainable forest management which overseas forest that they own. Through this they are able to cut down trees to help provide the world with the needs trees help provide.
Obstacles Tree removal brings up a number of debates against cutting them down because tree’s are known to provide oxygen and clean air, animals habitats. Objective With illustration the goal is to help people realize how tree particles play a huge part in our everyday lives and they are not going to waste.
Tone The tone of the illustration is renewable sustainability. Media You can view this rollover online from companies who also stand for renewable resources. Creative Consideration This illustration is only in illustration is only in English. The illustration has universal objects that relate to people all over the world.
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Creative Process
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Creative Process
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Creative Process
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Works Cited "Wood You Believe We Get So Much From Trees?" Wood You Believe We Get So Much From Trees? N.p., n.d. Web. 16 Feb. 2013. "Making the Most of Our Resources." Weyerhaeuser. N.p., n.d. Web. 15 Feb. 2013.
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