Final products and Feedback (Canon)

 MAGAZINE FRONT COVER FINAL PRODUCT:


MAGAZINE FRONT COVER RESPONSES:


PRINT ADVERT FINAL PRODUCT:

PRINT ADVERT RESPONSES:





due to limited time I had to use WhatsApp instead of google forms to ask my questions   





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