Create an augmented reality poster using Artivive.
Getting started: https://artivive.com/resources/getting-started/create-your-first-ar-artwork/
Some examples and case studies:
https://www.ravenshane.ca/case-study-ar-poster
Augmented poster by Ta-Daa Studio, Geneva
The format doesn’t necessarily need to be a poster: it can be a postcard, an image in a publication…
Another assignment described by then-student Dan Saffer on his blog, on October 3 2004:
We’ll be creating a poster about a place we’ve never visited. It can be a real or imaginary place.
The poster is supposed to be very impressionistic. That is, we’re not to get images of the actual place, but instead gather images and words about the texture, smell, architecture, and culture of the place. How we imagine it to be.
I’ve chosen a place I’ve always wanted to visit but have never gotten around to it: Iceland.
Students have the task to create an archetypical “Movie poster group photo”. They form groups, and select a movie genre they will be working in (comedy, sci-fi, thriller, super heroes…). They will chose a setting, costumes, accessoires…
They may need to use effects such as green-screen backgrounds, projected background, artificial smoke.
They will need to apply postproduction to match the tone and atmosphere of the chosen genre.
Finally, the photograph needs to be combined with typography and movie poster credits.
Some examples of different group photo styles:
