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  • week 9

    Form and Function – podcast with  Sam Winston and  Susanna Edwards  “Things that people already know, don’t excite them, and yet people have a great zeal for making the world known. “ Sam explain that is good to take an object and look it from different prospectives and create new interpretation of this object or place.… Read more

  • week 9 – challenge

    The task is to communicate an emotion you perceive your city or location is about. Take the word and use an appropriate material, form or medium – 2D, digital, 3D or immersive. This is the first map of the area where I live – created by Captain John Smith on 1608. (https://www.chesapeakebay.net/discover/history/captain-john-smith) “Captain John Smith… Read more

  • Challenge week 8

    For this week we had to create a project, representing our current skills and skills that we want to acquire. I first created couple lists: I created this image – I used couple fish – the ones next to me are representing what I know (“what I already caught”) – the ones swimming in the… Read more

  • week 8

     What would you like to be doing that you are not doing in your work?   Simon Manchipp, SomeOne : So, the funny thing is, I don’t really think I would want to do anything else… I really like the radically different mindsets that are required for each of the projects… To give you an idea, at the… Read more

  • Challenge 7

    The ‘evil eye’ I pick the ‘evil eye’ – I have at least 10 of them in the house (different sizes). We can apply the Ethnography research. The evil eye is a curse from Greek culture that has been passed through many decades and still exists today. It states that when someone is envious of you,… Read more

  • week 7

    Why and how? The role of research in graphic design: Semiotics, Analysis, Communication, Theory, Systematic, Approaches, Semantics, and Discourse theory by Noble, Ian & Bestley, Russell In this book thee authors talk about why we do what we do and how, through testing, feedback, and some other approaches. Method – is a way of proceeding… Read more