Ask most people that I work with and they will
tell you that I love my work to be constructively criticized. It's what makes
the end product better.
There was some criticism
of the image I chose of the woman dancer (image 2). Some believed that she looked
like a stripper and maybe that it wasn't the most positive image that I could
have chosen. I truly believed the woman to be a dancer and didn't even consider
the fact of what others might have thought. A friend of mine told me that it
couldn't be a stripper because strippers dance in heels and my image was
clearly a dancer, but I guess we all have different eyes and I truly do appreciate the comments.
So, what I'm going to do, because I believe that most people have good sense, and the last thing I want
to do is divide us over an image, I will let those who follow my blog, my
facebook friends, your facebook friends, anybody, vote to decide what the
best image is.
I think people can chose
an image that won't insult most people.
It's up to YOU to chose. I've picked five that I
like, at least that were free and not stolen, and I'll leave it to you.
You can vote in one click below to pick the image that I will
use for our current Rick
Hansen Lobbying campaign. For more information about the campaign, please
see here.
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Image 3 is strong without being offensive. I think all of the other images are open to interpretations that will vary by an individual's outlook and thinking, some of which will be negative.
ReplyDeleteImage 3 looks best. Its subtle but more serious and less gimmecky than images 1,2,4,5.
ReplyDeleteThe point is being lost-Who cares about the image, it's about a org. not being transparent!
ReplyDeleteImage 3 is great and would have a serious visual impact on the very clear message we've been wanting to deliver. Nothing should be lost in the interpretation or impact with that image. Great job Dennis! Thanks for letting us vote.
ReplyDeleteI like 3, also.
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