discussion with eleanor.

i discussed with Eleanor how i was confused about how my drawing which i initially drew to communicate everyday moments in the hope it would emit the feeling of comfort and nostalgia, would now work for a campaign for the samaritans (or another charity) as i would need to make my illustrations reach out to their audience who are looking for help with their problems.

we discussed how i could perhaps use the illustrations but use a quote about a possible problem the people in my drawings could be having which would also reach out to the public who have this problem:

i.e this image could be paired with a quote of a single mum who wants someone to talk to, or someone dealing with postnatal depression. 

i.e: this image would be matched with a quote or a problem about work, or struggling to get work. 

who would look for it? how would the samaritans use your campaign to reach there audience.

• toilet cubicles - places people are alone with their thoughts. 
• phone boxes
• bus stops
• underground
• postal flyers/postcards - reach people who wouldn't no who to contact when in a bad situation (we contact them)

to change the tone of voice from positive to more serious/negative (even though i have used this colour in my previous illustration designs) i could use the grey backdrop which sits behind the figure as a metaphor for their problems -'a grey