Visual Communication 1 – G3

Close your eyes and picture this:

A symphony of rustling leaves and silent creaking bamboo stalks surrounds you. A gentle breeze caresses your face as you take a deep breath which smells of damp forest and moss. The rays of the morning sun filter brightly through the softly swaying stalks, casting ever-changing shadows on the lush undergrowth. Coolness is deep Read more →

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My work focuses on bringing the familiar aspects of the ordinary Singapore heartland to the hospital, providing comfort to the patients and staff who spend most of their time away from home. The windows into a more homely environment elsewhere, shape the sterile and stressful environment of the hospital into something warmer. At the same time, it provides Read more →

Moving on from last week, I have decided to focus on the sapling design as I was more keen towards it as compared to the one with water droplets. Nonetheless, there were many feedback and considerations taken in, allowing me to tweak my design further before finalising it.

Based on the previous design, I have maintained the concept of transparent and Read more →

Tittle: Wings Of Hope

Wings of Hope

Key concept:

Using the representation of hope, dove and 5 types of flowers – blue cornflower, cherry blossom, Iris, red chrysanthemums and snowdrops. My idea is to do to create a flying dove giving hope to people using flowers. It is printed on decal, leaving the swash background translucent. The rational to Read more →

The concept of the Wall of Kueh is simple – it is a Wall of Kueh, cheering viewers on.

KEY CONCEPTS

Familiarity of local kueh can aid in evoking sweet feelings Artwork should be simple to understand at first glance Use of emotionally positive faces

ENVIRONMENT

Some people say that when you look out of windows, you’re actually looking into yourself. Riding on this idea, I Read more →

Final proposal

Recapping on my initial process, I came down to the idea of working with the abstract floral pattern for the therapeutic graphic. Flowers are part of nature, and these delicate product of the natural surrounding is something most of us cannot dislike heavily. Every hospital generally has a florist. Flowers play such an important role in the recovery of Read more →