Question 3 was a more simple question and asked the reader how could I improve it and this question I let people right down in a comment box so I can hear it in their own words. Quite a lot of people didn't give good feedback. Even though most of it was nice such as smiling faces  and saying there's nothing to improve, its good or don't know. That's not helping me to improve my work and learn about my mistakes, that was the reason i made this survey was to learn about my weak spots. Which is why i left it anonymous so people can say whatever they want and not have to worry about it and 3 of them were inappropriate so it's pointless going into too much detail about those but i did get some good feedback. Someone said about blending the image and the text into the back ground and I can understand that to  make it more of one big image but the text I it made stand out to make it easier to see  and the image I wanted it to stand out to grab anyone who passes by attention. Someone else also said I should aim it at both genders rather than just men but I aimed it at men because of the statistic that 77% of people who OD are men and that's why i aimed it mostly at men because it's clear that by that number men are more clearly the target audience I am wanting to reach. Someone else thought the layar logo in the corner ruined it and while it doesn't look like it has a purpose to someone who doesn't know what layar is but by having that on the poster it shows that it's tied to augmented reality and even though it might not look good I added it so people might scan it with the layar app and see the link I put with it if I payed for layar. Someone also mentioned a spelling mistake in it with the word related, it was misspelled. Next time I'll make sure to have a lecturer spell check it because I asked a class mate of mine and she didn't notice and neither did I until it was pointed out to me. Something I a lot of people mentioned is that there was no drugs in the advert and that the  cigarette should've been light. Which I was confused at first because it wasn't a cigarette and was drugs rolled up. I'm assuming a lot of people don't know what a spliff looks like and that's the only reason I can understand what people are getting confused about but I could of used a different image to show it better. I thought it was best to use the best image i could to make it more appealing to I asked my photography lecturer and she said that image but maybe if i showed a picture of a bong or another related drug image it could've looked better. I also talked to a psychology student to see if they could help me make people feel what I want them to feel by seeing my poster and also to get feedback. We talked about the use of colour within my poster and how i tried to use blue to make the audience feel. Her suggestion was to use a darker shade of blue would've worked better and that grey might've worked as well. I agreed with that and i definitely could have experimented more and will take that feedback onto my next work.