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Barton "Bart" James Christner, M.F.A., B.S.

UX Leadership; executive-level project management & design

Barton James Christner

Poster

One large sheet with one thing to announce.

D5 Poster: a collage of the work in this chapter

Eye-catching, dominantly visual message, artwork, text, abstract, symbolic, illustrative, photo or pictographic, blended collage.


Visual

The eye seeks an immediate, emotional strike at both the mind and heart. Distinct characteristics, can among sensory aesthetics and artistic expression, inform, intrigue, or motivate. Correctly applied, a stimulated, poetic purpose yields the desirable reaction.

Announcement

An official advertisement or formal declaration, applied to individuals and institutions. Highlight a single, main, focused message that targets, promotes, and sustains awareness of public events, activities, achievements, opportunity or awards.

Placard

Traditionally a large format, solid paper or hardboard, materials evolved to metallic, plastic, weatherproof substrates, posted or affixed to walls, outdoor or in, or carried by picketer or demonstrator.

Sandee Gertz Umbach

Founder / Author / Poet,
Wash Arts Community Center

"Through Art, we believe our quality of life is enhanced. We founded Wash Arts, to serve the community, so that children and adults of any background, could explore fine art. To be a successful independent and creative writing professional, seek first to publish articles and columns in regional newspapers and magazines. Once established in national and international literary journals, I sought my poetry book debut, 'The Pattern Maker's Daughter,' about childhood in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, a region once devastated by America's worst flooding, economic hardships, and social strife. Portraying Barton James' photography, we display our prestigious Award 'Champion in Action!' for 'Main Street' consulting, homegrown 'My Own Backyard' projects, and Poetry Workshops offered through the PA Humanities Council Speakers Bureau."

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