I am very happy with how these have come out. There has been some problems such as; removing the background colour to white made it difficult to track so a thin boarder was added to it to make it easier, converting the gifs to MP4 through Photoshop and media encoder was putting a black box around everything which looked awful in Augmented Reality and making sure each 'zap' code was working right was a pain. But it was all worth it to get these final outcomes. The posters themselves are planed to be printed on matt A3 paper and be be displayed within university's as students are the most likely to have the app or get it to use it. the ones set to be displayed in the outside will have a thin coating of hydrophobic spray on it to reused the issues of weathering. Plus, ive had someone approach me already offering to buy a print from me as he was really interested with the design. If it happened already then if it were to be mass produced the it might warrant being distributed to students
Each scene showcase the partnership between man and machine in a joyful way. To make sure people don’t get confused, the name of the robot being shown is included where the zap code used to be
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