Fake news placard
A "fake news" placard! Here's a possible design:
Front Side:
[Image of a newspaper or news website with a bold, red "FAKE NEWS" stamp across it]
Headline: FAKE NEWS ALERT!
Body Text: Warning: The information presented in this article is completely fabricated and not based on fact. Do not believe everything you read!
Back Side:
[Image of a person holding a fake news article, with a red "X" marked through it]
Headline: Don't be fooled!
Body Text: Remember, not everything you read online is true. Be skeptical and verify information before sharing or believing it. Critical thinking is key!
Additional Design Elements:
- A cartoon character (e.g. a skeptical-looking cartoon journalist) in the corner, looking at the fake news article with a "huh?" expression
- A "fact-checking" stamp or logo on the back side, with a message like "Verify before you believe!"
- A call-out to a reputable fact-checking website or organization, such as Snopes or FactCheck.org
Color Scheme:
- Main color: A bold, bright red to grab attention and convey a sense of urgency
- Accent color: A deep blue or gray to add contrast and provide a sense of authority
Font:
- A bold, sans-serif font (e.g. Arial or Helvetica) for the headlines and body text
- A playful, cursive font (e.g. Comic Sans or Lobster) for the cartoon character's speech bubble or other design elements
This design aims to be eye-catching, memorable, and easy to understand. The bold red color and "FAKE NEWS" stamp immediately grab the viewer's attention, while the cartoon character and fact-checking stamp provide a lighthearted and educational touch.