FMP BRIEF Previous Next FMP Brief（iteration） Previous Next I first became interested in the refugee community because of the Afghan refugee news. In interviews and reports, Afghan asylum seekers who fled to Britain have spoken about their feelings and feelings after arriving in their new environment. By watching news and videos, I selected the background […]
Our final project of the semester is about researching global issues and making a film as a reflection. According to brief, we need to choose a theme from the website. These topics include global warming, urbanization, demographics, poverty and more. https://foresight.arup.com/our-tools/drivers-of-change/ Topic selection I choose Demographics, which is a big topic. After brainstorming through reading the
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According to brief, project 3 is a team assignment. In this project, our goal was to create a remix volume that contained the work of everyone on our team. First meeting & Brainstorming The first offline meeting, met with the group of students. We read the brief together and brainstormed around the theme to determine
Design challenges In Project 4, I chose Demographics and will research Refugees. Despite today’s sustained economic development, the number of refugees is still increasing every minute. They have to flee their countries because of war, natural disasters and other problems and apply for asylum in new countries. During the research process, I learned the increasing number
The second project asked us to create a book based on the poems we were given. The poem I was assigned was “The Revolution will not be televised.” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vwSRqaZGsPw&list=RDvwSRqaZGsPw&index=1 First of all, the author, creative background and culture of this poem were investigated by consulting materials. “The Revolution Will Not Be Televised” is a poem
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Push Pin Studios Push Pin Studios was founded in 1954 by Seymour Chwast, Milton Glaser, and Edward Sorel. It is one of the most influential design groups of the 20th century. They randomly collect visual impressions, colour words, human bodies, natural things. And his concept through hand painting, collage, woodcut and other ways to combine
Project one required us to record our lives and those around us, to capture data from them and to make numerical visualizations. First, I designed a mood chart, recording the events that affected my mood during the week to gain design insights. According to my records, insomnia affects my mood for the
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Page Design: Printed Matter and Editorial Design In today’s highly digital environment, the pleasure of the touch, smell and weight of paper as we hold it in our hands is taking on new value. In the graphic design sector, technology is taking giant steps forward, providing designers with increasingly sophisticated tools for producing high-impact designs.
Media Technology and audience experience What is it? In the Reading lists, I chose “Urban Archaeologies: Embodied Viewership in Recent Media Art”. The author mainly discusses how contemporary media artists use a series of aesthetic and technical means and the special ability of photography, film and interactive video to excavate the images of real and
Reflective report Before I entered MACD, my understanding of interaction design was just that it was the design of user interface and web page using graphics in the context of the continuous development of the Internet. Firstly, I would focus more on the aesthetics of the interface, which made me encounter some difficulties in developing