Timeline of Processes

 here's my timeline and work flow, rough estimate on what i am doing currently working with the Matariki Street poster.

Timeline

Research, 3 P's, Matariki and Waitangi Treaty

Brainstorm ideas 

Target Audience

Market Items

thumbnails

Moodboard

Concepts into final designs

Feedback and application

Final Poster and Submission

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