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Radio Promo

This is my advertisement for my radio show, “Three Point Chatter”. I used Canva to create this advertisement. Himothy, Leo Storm, and Jonathan are the AI characters that will be discussed during this radio show.

Radio Show Design

For the radio show promotion, I decided on creating a poster that gives a sense of friendliness. This would be in contrast to what the reality of our radio show will be. Every character is a shady person, but I think this poster makes it feel professional and optimistic in a ethical way. In reality, our character’s points are going to be questionable at best.

Bumper Sticker

I decided to create a bumper sticker because my other group members had the logos well covered. I also chose a bumper sticker because, at least in my personal experience, people mostly listen to podcasts or the radio in the car while driving. For this reason, I thought that advertising on a bumper sticker was the most appropriate.

I decided to go with a color scheme that matched the logo created by Tyler. I also think that blues are a good choice for anything sci-fi or AI related. I used “tuned into” because it suggests that the driver is listening to it constantly, which shows others that it’s a really good podcast. I also used signal towers as it seemed like an appropriate graphic that shows that it’s some sort of radio show. Of course, I wanted the name of the podcast to be bolded and underlined so people’s eyes gravitate towards the show name.

Radio Show Poster

I wanted to start off the assignment with the poster itself because I think it came out so good! I wanted to keep it simple while also having it be eye catching. I went with a bulls eyes effect in the middle to grab attention similar to the hypnotic circles. However, the purpose is not to hypnotize anyone, therefore, I added a huge, bright, and colorful radio in the middle. I used Canva throughout the entire process of creating this as it’s something I’ve become very familiar and quite fond of. I added a curved statement around the main part so that viewers know the purpose of this poster. I like the curved text aspect since it looks less boring than a straight line of text. Also, it blends seamlessly with what I created.

Since my group and I have not made much progress on the actual project yet, there is a lot of missing information for this poster. For example, I would incorporate the show name in there somehow once it is finalized. Additionally, a catchphrase or slogan would be a good addition as well. There are also optional details one could add to this like a date, time, and location. Also, if this is an ongoing podcast for example, you could add the topic/movie/tv show that will be discussed.

Now for fun, I also added a possible logo based off of the poster I created.

It’s the same thing but this time, the main part of it would be centered and the two text boxes would be changed accordingly.

Something I’m not quite sure of would be the colors. Mainly the background color. It looks quite boring but anything else was a distraction to the main part, so I just kept it as is.

Hope you guys like it!

Radio Show Logo

I have decided to have a logo that was simple so the public would be able to easily remember the logo that is connected to the Radio Show. I saw the eye in the logo and the catch phrase came to me so easily, “Showing The World Through A New Eye.” I chose this catch phrase because in the Radio we are talking about Artificial Intelligence and how it is changing the world. The Radio Name that I came up with was “The Digital Agencies Podcast.” This name came from our group since all of our course characters all work in different companies.

For this assignment I used two different kinds of tools to make life easy on me:

Brand Crowd helped me choose a free design. I feel like I did the assignment backwards because now as I am reflecting on my process, I should have found a name for the Radio Show first and then looked up a designed. I went through so many pages trying to a good design which paid off because my eyes was automatically drawn to the one, I am using.

Next was deciding a catch phrase which was fun to think about, and it matched so perfectly to the logo I had already picked out. I did not use a tool for this because the words came to me so smoothly and easily.

Finally, was picking out a name for our Radio Show which I used River Side to help me out. There were a lot of trials and errors using this site. Most of the suggestions it gave me were one word. I knew that I wanted a full name and not just “A.” I typed everything into that little box: “AI”, “Artificial Intelligence”, “Aggressive Technologies”, and finally when I typed “Digital storytelling” is when I was able to find the name that I thought fit our group.

On Brand Crowd you can edit what you want the logo to say. I put our radio name into the biggest text and then slogan underneath and BAM! Assignment completed. The use of these tools made my way easier than I could have imagined. I guess that is why they are tools. 😊

Radio Show Design Project

by Andrew Johnson

Bring Your Thoughts Together

For the Radio Show Design Project, I want to create a poster that would attract the eyes to view our station. With the help of Mini Canvas, the title of the show is located at the top while a concise description of what is going to be chatted about is shown at the bottom center. The large lettering “AI” comes off as very illustrative & unique to a viewer, especially with the lines connected represent an indicator to all aspect of artificial intelligence.

radio show promo


This week we also had to create a design for our radio show. I decided to switch up my usual poster motif and try my hand at designing logos and I of course used the all-powerful Canva.

Our radio show’s whole idea is that these 2 “neutral” employees who are being interviewed are trying to tell people the “truth” about how the company is totally not sinister. So when I started making my logo I focused on the words: truth, radio, and the title of the show “Aggressive Testimonials”. This train of thought is what led me to my final look.

Ravioli Radio – Logo

I almost missed this assignment completely, but here we are!

I put together a logo for Ravioli Radio, the radio I’m working on with my group, making sure to include the two most important features of it: a cat and a moped.

I put this together in Canva and used a built-in template only to change it up completely and not use any of the original features it had, but it gave me inspiration! The moped and the cat are just two little free designs you can use through Canva!

This was fun!! I like the cute and bubbly design of it, even though I think it contrasts Dr. Ravioli. Dr. Ravioli’s very monotone, definitely not bubbly, but I love the irony behind having a cutesy logo only for a very monotone radio.

I’m not sure what else to add, but I showed the group and they all really liked it, so I’m happy!! They talked about printing it out and it made me feel warm and good 🙂