Something I like about this project we did was that we learned about how to get your product out there in a new and fun way. Something i didn’t like about this project was that its hard to understand illustrator and remember how to do everything on it. Something that worked well in my group was that we all got done what didn’t to get done. Something that could have been better would be everyone being nice about there own posters and letting them do it even if it was bad. I think that this project deserves an a because we put a lot of time into it, i think that i didn’t do as much work as Monica cause i was out with a concussion for most of it and it was hard to catch up. Something that could have made this project better would be knowing more about illustrator and it would be easier.

~Our theme is how coca-cola energy spreads your positive energy with an energy drink that you can enjoy anywhere. I have complete a poster and a little joke about how coca-cola energy is made. I nee to make a slide show and put are slogan on my poster. All of are posters share a common theme of spreading your positive energy with an energy drink you can have anywhere.

I learned how to color my soccer ball, i create my logo because my blog is about soccer and my name starts with an A. I did not find the video helpful. I hope to learn what ever he teaches me and i understand it.

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