1533: Content Production and Curation
Year: 2019
By Daniel Thaow
Week 8: Tutorial
September 2nd, 2019 - 1533 Studio
Brief:
The client wants a box, that implements the design of a table that will have stationary equipment on top of it. The designs of the tables can be simplistic and generic but stationary must either be 3D or ‘pop-out’, that can place on top of the table. The designs and images of the stationary can evolve from sketches to geometric art.
The client wants a box, that implements the design of a table that will have stationary equipment on top of it. The designs of the tables can be simplistic and generic but stationary must either be 3D or ‘pop-out’, that can place on top of the table. The designs and images of the stationary can evolve from sketches to geometric art.
Variable/elements:
• Colour
• Size/scale
• Composition/layout
• Perspective / angles
• Space (positive and negative)
• Texture
• Typography
• Dominance of emphasis
• Balance
• Budget
• Harmony
• Colour
• Size/scale
• Composition/layout
• Perspective / angles
• Space (positive and negative)
• Texture
• Typography
• Dominance of emphasis
• Balance
• Budget
• Harmony
Week 9: Tutorial
September 9th ,2019 – 1533 Studio
Copyright – the importance, consequences and the knowledge of copyright
When uses an image of anyone’s work, needs to be credited (credit source)Three keys takeaways:
Copyright – the importance, consequences and the knowledge of copyright
When uses an image of anyone’s work, needs to be credited (credit source)Three keys takeaways:
• Adaptability to change in technology are essential
• Its important to be aware of the ethical implications of Algorithmics bias filtering what information reaches us
• Understanding Intellectual Property regulation is essential for designers
• Its important to be aware of the ethical implications of Algorithmics bias filtering what information reaches us
• Understanding Intellectual Property regulation is essential for designers
Include into your Digital Diary – from the studio PowerPoints
Tone – the personality of the design
• Passionate: expressive, enthusiastic, heartfelt, action-oriental
• Quirky: irreverent, unexpected
• Authentic: genuine, trustworthy, engaging, direct
Tone – the personality of the design
• Passionate: expressive, enthusiastic, heartfelt, action-oriental
• Quirky: irreverent, unexpected
• Authentic: genuine, trustworthy, engaging, direct
Debate: Week 9
Topic: Understanding how the digital world shapes us is important
Affirmative
We can understand the dangers and the benefits of technology or the digital world.
- We can provide information and knowledge that people may not know about
- We can understand the digital dangers, that people can manipulate.
- Provide guidance and advice to help with parents that don’t know about the dangers of the digital world
Topic: Understanding how the digital world shapes us is important
Affirmative
We can understand the dangers and the benefits of technology or the digital world.
- We can provide information and knowledge that people may not know about
- We can understand the digital dangers, that people can manipulate.
- Provide guidance and advice to help with parents that don’t know about the dangers of the digital world
-Parents who weren’t born
Topic: Understanding how the digital world shapes us is important
Affirmative:
First speaker: Introduce the topic and our keys points that we discuss
Second speaker: Talked about utilising the digital world to create business and easily employ artist or designers.
Third: Explained and elaborated on the idea that understanding the digital world, helps us notice the negatives that can affect the younger generation.
Fourth speaker: Social media can connect people from far distances and promote designs in digital platforms, ex. Instagram.
Fifth speaker: Concludes and collects the debates information. This spokesman can utilise the negative teams’ arguments into questions or declaration to oppose/ challenge their points.
Negative: The negative team include statistic and information that related to digital world shaping us in a negative way and causing negative effects to everyone.
Fifth speaker: Concludes and collects the debates information. This spokesman can utilise the negative teams’ arguments into questions or declaration to oppose/ challenge their points.
Negative: The negative team include statistic and information that related to digital world shaping us in a negative way and causing negative effects to everyone.
Assessment 1:
The Gift:
The Gift:
Study Desk Paper Weight
Griffith University
1533: Content and Curation
Daniel Thaow
Task:Produce and print a completed box, according to the clients requirement
Brief 1:
The client wants a box, that implements the design and imagery of a table that will have stationary equipment on top of it. The designs of the tables can be simplistic and generic but stationary can either be 3D or ‘pop-up’, that can place on top of the table. The designs and images of the stationary can evolve from basic sketches to geometric art. The colours in the design can be generic or different from the original or typical colour theme. The overall design must consist of a neat and clean aesthetic to compliment the clients desire and minimalism.
The client wants a box, that implements the design and imagery of a table that will have stationary equipment on top of it. The designs of the tables can be simplistic and generic but stationary can either be 3D or ‘pop-up’, that can place on top of the table. The designs and images of the stationary can evolve from basic sketches to geometric art. The colours in the design can be generic or different from the original or typical colour theme. The overall design must consist of a neat and clean aesthetic to compliment the clients desire and minimalism.
Brief 2:
The client desires a box that has the imagery of a study table, would stationary on top. The stationery will consist of general equipment that are common on a study desk and will have simplistic colours. The table design will be simplistic and neat (with slight geometric patterns/ designs). The overall colouring of the design needs to be pastel tones with warm colours. The overall design needs to have a neat and clean aesthetic to compliment the clients desire and minimalism.
Brief 2: Elaborating via Clients requirements
Questions: Narrowing
Colour themes – Stationery – what colours needs to be used for the stationery? Does it matter?
Response: Any colour if it is pastel tones
Stationery – the types of stationery – what stationery do you have? What stationery do you want to put on?
Response: Pens, pencils, erasers, common things to have on a study desk. Should be on the box as decorations.
Colours – pastel colours (milky colours) – what colours do you want? Where do you want it to be used mostly?
Response: Prefer something colourful and warm colours with pastel tones.
Colour themes – Stationery – what colours needs to be used for the stationery? Does it matter?
Response: Any colour if it is pastel tones
Stationery – the types of stationery – what stationery do you have? What stationery do you want to put on?
Response: Pens, pencils, erasers, common things to have on a study desk. Should be on the box as decorations.
Colours – pastel colours (milky colours) – what colours do you want? Where do you want it to be used mostly?
Response: Prefer something colourful and warm colours with pastel tones.
Concepts and Mind Maps of the Design
Brain Storming Ideas
This pages showcases what the client wanted and while discussing I drew examples and links to what they want and how it would be done
Ideas and Basic Concepts of the Stationary Table/ Study Desk
Mood Board
These are the designs that I used to help create the visual
Concept 1: Study Desk with Stationary Equipment on Top
Design would have with 3D or physical objects on the table top
Concept 2:
Perspective View of a table w/ Lamps, Books, basic equipment on a study desk
Concept 3: A physical Table, which the legs are detachable.
Utilising the first concept to create a box, that can attach legs to create a table
Final Design Process
The format and layout of my First concept.
Those are the paper nets that I found and redesigned to accommodated for final design.
I was looking for a slim net for the laptop,book, and rulers and a long squared net the pencils and rubbers.
Previous Designs and Ideas
First design, did not satisfy the client, since it was not pastel tone
Second Design, use more pastel tone, include 3D stationery objects
Third Design, included blue fills to symbolise what needed to be filled
Final and Completed Design
This final design consisted of including wood texture, gradient and slight change of hue and saturation to create a light pastel and warm tone. To give a realistic table approach I included foot studs at the bottom of the box connecting to each foot studs.
Reflection:
Design Reflection:
The functionality of the box/ gift was meant to be as a storage box but due to adjustment and time, it changes to a paperweight/ decoration.
The functionality of the box/ gift was meant to be as a storage box but due to adjustment and time, it changes to a paperweight/ decoration.
Time Reflection:
If more time was spend could have create a better aesthetic to the design and prototype more.
