# Daily Assignment — Day-04

**Module:** M02 — Design Fundamentals
**Instructor:** Ali Akbar Shah

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## Objective

Plan and draw a complete event poster proving you can control the viewer's
eye journey using hierarchy, grids, the rule of thirds, negative space,
and the Z-pattern.

## The Brief (Your Client Scenario)

> "City Food Festival" — a 3-day outdoor food event. Details:
> - Headline: "City Food Festival"
> - Sub-message: "50+ Food Stalls • Live Music"
> - Date & venue: "14–16 November • Gulshan Park"
> - Ticket info: "Entry Rs 200 • Kids Free"
> - Contact: "0300-5556666"
> - Audience: families and young people
> - Feeling wanted: fun, energetic, appetizing

## Specs

- A4 portrait sketch, pencil/pen. Neat, not artistic.
- You MUST show your construction: draw the grid lightly and keep it
  visible in the final photo.
- Simple drawn icons allowed (burger, music note, ticket).

## Deliverables

1. **Hierarchy plan** (written, before the sketch): your 1st-2nd-3rd
   viewing order.
2. **One full poster sketch on a visible 3×3 grid**, with:
   - A single clear focal point on/near a power point
   - Z-pattern flow: headline → visual → details → ticket/contact info
   - Generous negative space around the headline
   - All elements aligned to grid lines
3. **A 5-line composition report** (written): which grid you used, where
   the focal point is and why, how the Z-pattern flows, where negative
   space does its job, and your 3-second test result (ask someone!).

## Submission Format

- Clear photo(s): hierarchy plan + poster sketch (grid visible) +
  composition report.
- Name your file: `Day04_YourName_Poster.pdf` (or `.jpg` photos in one folder).

## Evaluation Checklist (for self-check)

- [ ] Hierarchy plan written BEFORE the sketch (planning habit).
- [ ] Grid visible; every element touches a grid line.
- [ ] Exactly one focal point, on/near a power point.
- [ ] Z-pattern traceable with a finger: no random jumps.
- [ ] Negative space deliberately left around the headline.
- [ ] 3-second test done with a real person; result honestly reported.