Observations Of The Food Change

Recently have looked into "The Food Change", provided by Jane Hamersky. 

Viewing the design process is interesting. Looking at many opportunity to create a new element to the branding.

Anne's process through photography, viewing many opportunities to evolve "The Food Change" brand even further. Being a photographer having a great driving factor into designing, with the photographs giving great potential and inspirations for the designer on how to design your work. The size of the posters looks around 6 by 6 foot big.

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