My revised poster for the King Manor - Buy a Basket Food Co-op for the rest of 2018

From astute suggestions I received from Carol Uecker, I was able to update my King Manor - Buy a Basket poster.

Carol wrote:  “James, This is a wonderfully laid out poster!  However, check the sentence that starts Five dollars.......  maybe say fruit or vegetable (not and), also change your to you?       I like the inclusion of ALL the dates.   Carol”

While I have no idea how those errors got into my text, this proves that most writers need observant editors to improve their text.

What box sign appears to be better for an advertisement?

Does the horizontal sign on the left appear to be better or the vertical sign on the right?  For myself, I like the horizontal sign better than the vertical sign.

My psychological connection between MLP: FiM and Space Battleship Yamato

This morning, I realized that I like the character of Princess Celestia from “My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic” because she reminds me of my first animation waifu.  That character is Queen Starsha of the planet Iscandar - from the original “Space Battleship Yamato” television series.  These two fictional characters both are intelligent and educated leaders while possessing stately verbal and nonverbal mannerisms, as well as having regal bodies and heavenly hair.  In addition, these two are both secondary characters who guide their series main protagonists to success with encouragement and information.

My next poster for the King Manor - Buy a Basket Food Co-op for the rest of 2018

I enjoy creating posters that are both beautiful and practical.  I hope that all this work building up my artisan portfolio will be of assistance in getting me my first advertising and/or marketing job.

According to this Rainbow Center events newsletter, the fire safety event is today.

But, the fire event safety event poster shows that this event is on the nineteenth of this month.  I wonder when the event this fire safety event will for real happen.

I will end my photographic essay with the construction signs on Superior Street

There is more information posted on these bulletin boards than there was the last time I photographed them.  This makes these bulletin boards more useful to both established residents and tourists.  Please notice the red stoplights that are reflected on the bulletin boards.

I take photographs of the smaller signs that most photographers don’t take the time to photograph.

At the eastern end of the Superior Street construction zone

There is a deep pit for a new pipeline that should serve city residents for one hundred years.