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posted : Saturday, September 18, 2010
title : FINAL PROJECT
DESIGN PROCESS:
STEP 1: LOGICAL MIND MAP This is the Logical Mind Map for "Creative Multimedia." ![]() This is the Logical Mind Map for "IMAGINATION." ![]() STEP 2: ESSAY REPORT By referring both of the mind maps, we write the essay report about "How imagination play its role in virtual world." ![]() PG 1 ![]() PG 2 ![]() PG 3 Step03: Design Concept- "Possibilities in Creative Multimedia" Step 04: Idea and Sketches Using Random Word - "BOX" Keywords: -Container/Storage : the box can keep stuffs in it,acts as a container. -Surprise: You will never know what is inside of the box,it is just like a SURPRISE box. -Portable: A box is a container that can be carry around,it is portable, you can bring it to other places. Based on the keywords,i have drawn 10 pieces of sketches.Each of us in the group drawn 50 of sketches. ![]() STEP 5: BEST COMPOSITION ![]() LAST STEP: FINAL COMPOSITION(FINAL ARTWORK DONE in illustrator) ![]() |
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posted : Tuesday, July 27, 2010
title : Analogies
Analogy is a similarity between like features of two things on which a comparison may based.
Metaphors are comparisons that show how two things that are not alike in most ways are similar in one important way. Metaphors are a way to describe something. Authors use them to make their writing more interesting or entertaining. Unlike similes that use the words “as” or “like” to make a comparison, metaphors state that something is something else. Example: A good book is like a good meal.- A simile suggesting that a book may be as ( mentally) nourishing and satisfying as a meal. A wire is a road for electrons. - A metaphor suggesting that electrons actually do use a wire as a road to travel on. Visual-driven ads have done very well with metaphor. Here’s one lovely example, part of a campaign for Sony Noise Cancelling Headphones done by Bagby and Company, Chicago: By directly equating a noisy child with a loudspeaker, the ad demonstrates Sony’s empathy with modern travelers, and thus predisposes those travelers to trust Sony’s solution over the competition’s. But metaphor can just as easily live in words. Here’s a great metaphorical headline, produced by Martin/Williams, Minneapolis for L.L. Bean’s dog beds: Another example, from Carmichael Lynch, Minneapolis for Harley-Davidson: Crispin & Porter produced this wonderfully minimalist campaign for a homeless mission in Miami: And the Martin Agency in Richmond used metaphor to celebrate John F. Kennedy’s role in putting the first man on the moon: |
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title : Juxtaposition
Definition: Simply stated, juxtaposition means placing things side-by-side. In art this usually is done with the intention of bringing out a specific quality or creating an effect, particularly when two contrasting or opposing elements are used. The viewer's attention is drawn to the similarities or differences between the elements.
Reference:http://drawsketch.about.com/od/drawingglossary/g/juxtaposition.htm My own interpretation: Two objects that are different placing next to each other to show contrast and a obvious comparison can be seen at the same time. By juxtaposing two diverse objects or words next to each other, human brain will automatically relate or transfer meaning. Usually ‘turning’ something familiar to something less familiar or vice-versa. Application of juxtaposition can be seen in many forms such as literature, paintings, photography,music ,film and etc. A poem that describe juxtaposition: JUXTAPOSITION They say, between black and white there is gray in choices perhaps brown or mulatto or mestizo in people They say, two wrongs can make a right that atrocity must be answered with another They say, when the ears hear them clearly, that the soul is caught between two worlds eye for eye, tooth for tooth They say, when the edge is near, yes! choose a side so only one bomb will strike you They say, their words are the mind's thoughts but then why do they ring so falsely? why does the beating heart scream to the throbbing brain no! do not choose but die twice, before forgetting that the line between black and white is not gray but golden If they say, beware the calm that comes before the storm, then I, I say that the silence in my heart is no calm, but harmony. Aliya Deri JUXTAPOSITION PHOTOGRAPHY ![]() Life vs Death ![]() Harmless vs Deadly ![]() Modern vs Traditional ![]() Elderly vs Young ![]() Still vs Moving ![]() Western vs Eastern Healthy vs Unhealthy Strong vs FrailThe wither tree is so fragile, it can be broken easily.But the stone in the lake is so hard and strong. ![]() Interesting juxtaposition from http://saraherogers.blogspot.com/ Beautiful vs Ugly The ballerina present a beautiful performance on the stage, but no one know how much effort she has put in order to performance beautifully. A flowing and effortless in appearance, but requiring so much strength and work. The blisters formed on her feet is ugly, but the outcome after all her hard work is beautiful and pleasant. This sort of remind me as an art students.The artwork created at the end is wonderful , but who knows how many sleepless night she or he has been through just to finish the artwork. ![]() Nature vs Man-made This presentation by Revital Cohen, in which she talks about her Life Support Project, was also presented at the Design Indaba Expo. |