Chromatic Fantasy: Research
LEDRoom – Sketching
In-class sketching: Changing the lighting of a room with Phone gestures.
Sketching done on Microsoft Teams whiteboard.
Social Distancing Device – Anti-Peacock
A social distancing device inspired by the peacock. A re-foldable fan with 1-metre blades that open evenly into a semi-circle ensure social distance by physical barriers and also social alienation. The size of this device and its outrageousness poses as a threat to getting hit and associates a certain element of craziness to the user. Ensuring them that no one will come close.
VC II – Deliverable 1
View my second deliverable here and my infographic here!
Hey Baby~ is an easy guide to Action Against Street Harassment and aims to inform children about what Street Harassment entail and how to act against it. The program is an interactive workshop that is to be conducted in Primary school classroom for children aged 11-12. At the end of the workshop, participants get to take home fridge magnets as educational reminders and keepsakes.
Here you can view high-quality PDFs of Hey Baby Presenter and iPad Program.
VC II: Deliverable 2
View my first deliverable here and my infographic here!
For my second deliverable, I designed a set of fridge magnets for students to take home. These magnets are a good medium to bring the message home to the student’s parents. Magnets are always useful, especially so with Primary school-aged children who constantly bring home consent letters.
Applied Illustration: Final
Applied Illustration: Process II
Applied Illustration: Process I
Illustrations for a Retrenchment Party
A party to celebrate employee accomplishments in light of them getting retrenched. It’s really just to lighten the mood and make sure they all pack up their desks before they leave.
View part II of my process here and the final outcome here! Continue reading “Applied Illustration: Process I”
Reflection: New Media, Old Media: A History and Theory
This reflection is focused on Old Media: A History and Theory – Part V: Theorizing “New Media” – Modes of Digital Identification. Virtual Technologies and Webcam Culture by Ken Hillis: Web technologies.
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Reflection: Art and the Internet
