Colorism in Latin Culture

 

MEDIUM

  • 6 PANEL BOOKLET

  • DESIGN LANGUAGE

  • PUBLICATION DESIGN

  • EDITORIAL DESIGN

  • COPY FORMATTING

  • TYPOGRAPHIC EXPRESSION

  • VISUAL COMPOSITION

  • TIMELINE

  • INFORMATION GRAPHICS

project overview:

How does design guide change to support the world we want to see in designed spaces greater than ourselves? How does visual design reveal what it means to be human? Using the power of design we will help tell a story that is socially/culturally relevant. We will start with research moving into writing then a publication about your findings. The audience or client here in all our VC3 projects are always the same. It’s just the subject is changing. You presented your self-narrative, now is the time to present a social narrative.

Choosing a subject

What makes you curious about this topic? What is the concern? Is this a topic you know something or nothing about? Do you have a personal story you can share?

Historical facts

From past to present-day scenario/concern

In conclusion

How does your design ethos, impact social narratives?

1. Research and writing

Answer these four parts and organize them within the template provided. Writing and in-depth research is critical to the process of graphic design to help you learn and process your topic.

2. Evidence from valid sources

  • Key facts/findings

  • Dates

  • Statistical data

  • List primary sources

  • Quotes

  • Photographs

  • All associated material you think is important

3. Visual Design Strategies

  • Typography (expressive and body)

  • Messaging and tone

  • Naming

  • Image and graphic composition

  • Grid systems

  • Color palette

  • Information design for statistics

  • Timeline for the history

4. Application

  • 6in x 6in Trifold or Z fold booklet (12in x 6in folded)

  • Apply all this material you have collected to create a publication design about your topic

  • Collect brand environment language that exists for your topic, learn who designed the origins of form then develop a distinct brand and visual voice

 

PT. 2 Physical Space

site research

• Your client is Assembly Row Developers

• They have an allocated space which is a plaza

• The area spans approx. 625 sq ft

exhibit specs

• 6 4FT X 4FT PLIABLE PANELS

• POSTS OF HEIGHTS 1, 2, 4, 6 and 8 FT, TO ELEVATE PANELS

• USE 1FTX1FT GRID LINES TO INCLUDE FOLDS, CURVES, DIE CUTS ETC

model making/massing exploration

Create the six-panel sculptural piece that works best for your design

brand extension

Translate your booklet design to sculptural panels you have created

guideposts

• UNDERSTAND SITE SPECS AND SPACE PROVIDED

• UNDERSTANDING HUMAN SCALE

• UNDERSTANDING ENTRY POINT, CIRCULATION, AND EXIT

• EXPLORING MASSING MY MODEL MAKING WITH CARD STOCK

• USING SCALED TEMPLATE PROVIDED TO CREATE SPACE

• LOOKING CRITICALLY AT THE DISTINCT VISUAL LANGUAGE OF COLOR, IMAGE, TYPE, MESSAGING ON THE PANELS

MEDIUM

  • IMMERSIVE

  • EXPERIENTIAL DESIGN

  • T A C T I C A L

  • TECHNIQUES

  • BRAND ID EXTENSION

  • 3D COMPOSITION/MODELING

  • INFORMATION DESIGN

  • EXHIBIT DESIGN

  • PUBLIC ART

  • SCULPTURE

  • ARCHITECTURE

  • TYPOGRAPHIC EXPRESSION

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