Creative skills

Creative skills involves many of the following - designing posters, choosing colours or paper, writing slogans, printing posters, making resources or flyers. Did you make an election box? Did you make a PowerPoint presentation?

Here is a sample answer for someone who designed posters for a project to raise awareness about landmines:
Creative skills: I had to design the landmines posters that I was making and choose what colours I would use. I decided to use brightly coloured paper (yellow, lime green, pink and pale blue) and poster paints as these would catch peoples' attention. I thought A2 size paper would be the best size for advertising the awareness day.

Creating posters and slogans

Slogans are a very effective way of drawing attention to a message you want to get across. Here are a few tips for creating an effective slogan:

• Be as unique as you can - identify that one quality which makes your idea different from the rest.
 • Be brief and memorable – make the message as a short, catchy, memorable phrase so it will stay in peoples minds.
• Make it clear and easy to remember - A good slogan produces images on the reader’s mind. Most people produce images in their mind when they hear something. A good slogan will remind the reader of your message by bringing to mind the image.
• A good slogan can encourage people to take action.

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