The Handmaid's Tale mock-ups

 For my presentation, I thought it would look professional if I included some mock-up images of the designs I have made, so the client could see how it would look in reality.

Brochure

Bus shelter

ENO banner

I made these in Photoshop by downloading mock-up files from https://mockups-design.com/. The format is a little wonky on the ENO banner unfortunately, as I was unable to find a mock-up file that matched the same dimensions that the client required. However, this still gives a good indication as to what the final products will look like.


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