Mock up

 These are my mock ups of Bella Me, all demonstrating what my print advertisement would look like if they were to be on a billboard. By doing this I can see whether or not my poster will stand out and be easily noticed by the public eye.

By doing these, I noticed how my poster is unique, linking to how I want to portray my beauty product. I also used the same colours (red, black, white) which are my theme colours for the product so it all links in.

The print advert is aesthetically pleasing as well as noticeable so people are going to look at it and read the deal we have on offer, therefore leading to them wanting to buy from Bella Me.


The whole purpose of a billboard is to get a brand noticed and make people want to buy from it, so by testing my brand out on a mock up it just shows how it will look to bypasses.

  This is my print advert, using layering and different opacity levels to create an edgy, unique looking poster. I layered the text as well, using my original theme colours of red, black and white to make my title clear. I also included a deal of £5 off your first purchase. People may be drawn to this as they'd be saving money, and if they buy my products they could then end up recommending it to other people, therefore making my brand grow and become more popular every day.


This poster follows the codes and conventions, such as having the logo and an offer on the page, as well as it having contact details and different colours, as well as typography. If I was to do the poster again I would add in more photos of different make up skills rather than just focus in on an individual photo, just to show a variety of make up skills. By taking the picture myself I feel as though I could've included more of the face as well just to show as much variety as possible, however I am happy with it how it is and feel as though it is effective and achieves its true purpose.