Meeting our clients

Today we met with our clients for the current project we're working on, they informed about what space we can use and what materials we can use, so the floor isn't stained by our work permanently. They showed the areas that are available to decorate because although we are prepping for the event, the space is still open to the public. We were told that maybe our 'helpers' weren't coming anymore, depending on if the school thinks that the week isn't too busy. We also have a huge amount of space to cover, so deciding who has what area shouldn't be a problem. They gave us details to their Facebook Page.
Our client said it was up to us what we create, we can re-create the design. We had to consider the weather, they also explained how there will be VIPs there and that all of Hereford City Council will be there.
Our clients are trying to get the message across that a veteran can aged from 19-60, it doesn't matter how old they are, they still deserve recognition.
They wanted to launch the event somewhere that is iconic to the public to launch the poppy appeal. They told us the deadline for was 27th October, our tutor told us it would have been a better idea to finish up our final designs ready for the 20th so we can ensure our designs work effectively.


To start my research I headed to pinterest and the web. There I found how poppies were structured and formed. I wanted to create something simplistic yet effective.
The link to my pinterest is here.



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