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- 2. Primary
- 3. Images from around Manchester
- 4. Images from the museum
- 5. Images from the art shop
- 6. Secondary
- 7. Brief history Manchester began expanding in the 19th century because of the textile manufacturing during the industrial revolution. In the 20th century there was a decline of importance to industrial industry. So Manchester rebranded themselves to a post industrial city, with multiple sporting, broadcasting and educational institutes. Important events: -The first newspaper to be printed in Manchester (1719) -First cotton exchange is built (1729) -The first theater is built here (1753) -The Manchester Guardian is founded by John Edward (1821) -The Liverpool and Manchester railway is built, the first purpose built passenger railway (1830) -The first telephone in regular use in the UK is installed (1878) -Marks and Spencer opens its first store (1894) -Rolls Royce is launched (1904) -The BBC begins regular radio broadcasts from Manchester (1922) -Manchester raids, kills 363, and injures 1183 (1940) -The mark 1 is operable (1949) -Cotton trading at the Royal Exchange stops (1968) -BBC Radio Manchester opens as local radio (1970) -A Provisional Irish Republican Army bomb explodes (1973) -Arian Grande bomb (2017)
- 8. Existing advertising posters I found two pre-existing advertising posters for the Manchester science museum, they are both in the same advertising campaign, I can this by the color scheme of them both, and the typography that was used. The first poster has a black background and colorful writing and imagery, this makes them stand out more and look more vibrant. There is also a lot of free space in this poster, this makes it look more simple and less crowded than if it had lots of text all over it. The typography that they used on both of the posters looks quite high-tech and modern, this goes with the theme of science throughout both of the posters. The second poster is the opposite to the first in the way that the colours have been presented, the text is white and more plain in color than the background, and the background is bright vibrant colours. With the background they did blur the image so that it would be easier to read what the text says, however it is difficult to read the smaller writing at the bottom of the page due to the colours.