Presentation — EoYS — OUGD603

Notes:

Presentation Notes

Brief

• Focussed on these key points
• Drawing audience in
• Versatility in terms of how the visuals can be applied
• Finding a way to best reflect the work produced at the college

*Name*

Concept

• Name was the central point of the concept
• What better way to represent the diverse range of work than the work itself?
• Teases the audience by showing snippet of work involved
• Makes them want to find out more
• Maintaining element of mystery

Early Development

• Represented early stages of a project
• Frustrations felt within the process of creating ideas
• Then you’re hit with the big central idea (Type focussed)
• Conceptually strong
• Visuals needed refining

Honing

• After acting on Dan’s feedback
• Tried many different forms of representing the tears
• Proves the versatility of the concept
• Still didn’t quite hit the spot

Final Designs

• Cleaner, more appropriate way of showing the standard of work produced
• Sense of celebration
• Mortarboard / Confetti
• Consistency of having a central visual element that runs throughout
• Type choice provides contrast to the soft curls of the pages
• Compliments the university’s identity, similar to mosaic shape

Application

• Points back to the versatility of executions
• Could be physical

Print

• Could be represented in different colours
• For purpose of presentation we kept it consistent
• Scope for it to be shown with dedicated swatch for backgrounds

Web

• Good representation of how it still works through digital as well as print
• Maintains element of depth

Postcards

• Which we have mocked up for you

E-Invite

• Has the potential to be animated
• Which is shown in next slide

Social

• Could be applied to anything digital
• With more knowledge of animation or filmmaking
• It could look something like this:

Video

• Work printed on paper
• Shot with high FPS cameras
• Could be executed with a bit more expertise

Wayfinding

• Another way of bringing in the audience
• Makes them feel more an involvement in the exhibition

Exhibition Programme

• Another manifestation of the physical outputs

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