This is a good example of a well designed ad, because it focuses on the product and highlights it using a unique technique.

This is a good example of a well designed ad, because it's fun to look at so you want to look at it more, but it also tells you what it is and shows it.

This is a good example of a well designed ad, because it shows you what the shampoo is supposed to do for you with the sampoo itself.

I like this advertisement, because it shows off the brand in a cool way. It really looks like the guy on the shirt is grabbing the straw, which is really clever. They also made this very focused on the product, so it makes you want to try it.

T-NT Logo

For my T-NT logo, I tried to use everything that was in this years game. Like the 100 years, Warriors v.s. Lumberjacks, and something that symbolized them both. I put in the warriors T with the feather and the Lumberjack with the axes. The 100 for 100 years and the v.s. for Warriors v.s. Lumberjacks are supposed to be the laces of the football.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/8f/Gestalt_similarity.svg/300px-Gestalt_similarity.svg.png

This picture shows Gestalt's similarity.

http://www.jefftzucker.com/i/jtzfig-ground.gif

This is an example of figure and ground.

http://graphicdesign.spokanefalls.edu/tutorials/process/gestaltprinciples/proximity/images/proximity01.gif

This picture is a good example of proximity.

http://z.about.com/d/psychology/1/5/9/1/closure.jpg

This picture is a good example of closure. You know what is supposed to be there, even though it isn't.