Blog Post #3

How did you take the feedback? What have you worked on since your first sketch? What have you changed? What have you kept the same?


           I took the feedback as constructive criticism. I worked on improving the first sketch  I changed the placement of the titles and took into account whitespace. I kept the image shapes.
        

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