#intersectionsdevelopment

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Intersections.

I created an edit through photoshop for the front page of my final outcomes. I did this by changing the colours of one of my outcomes and rotated it to create a whole new photograph. I felt that it tied in quite nicely as they were similar colours to the ones I had used throughout my work.

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Intersections.

I put all of my work into Adobe Dimensions and rendered my work so that I could visualise the objects final products. This was beneficial as it lead me to some last minute decisions. I also played around with the colouring behind the black type to reflect on research I had carried out and the responses I got.

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Intersections.

Menu

I created a menu in order to promote the foods sold at this stall. The foods had to be easy to hold so that it gets people socialising and interacting rather than a meal or drink which has to be sat down to eat. I made them so that I could better understand the mood of the stall and what foods would be sold.

I experimented with different widths of line and variations of colour in order to create the most suitable outcome for the brand so it is more visually appealing. The variation helped the visuals to be more appealing for my target audience and it correlated to the brand logo as the sizing of the word was the same throughout.

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Rendered outcomes.

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Concept colliders book binding.

Today we worked in our groups to help fold our concept colliders into the correct pagination. After folding the pages with the bone folders, we stapled it together and cropped the edges. It was fun to do and the outcomes looked great! Although there were minor flaws, I felt this was quite fitting for the style of work it is. The outcomes were beautiful to look at and if I were to do it again I would have loved to collaborate with another group of people to come up with a larger body of work. The fading of the colours made it feel really authentic and original. I was happy that our double page spread printed directly in the middle of the book too as it made the book more interesting when flicking through.

[bellamancuso]

Intersections.

To go alongside the stall I created a seating plan after a photo I found. I did my 3D design based on this as it was an open space yet a space which will keep seating and tables dry. I liked the empty canvas like wall which was free for the logo to be plastered over.

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Intersections.

Making 3D models

I made a 3D model of what I would make the stall look like. I created this idea after sketching mock ups in my sketchbook. I used secondary sourced photographs as inspiration then merged them together to create a still in the style of a takeaway box.

If I were to do this again I would find an app to create it in greater depth. This would make the walls and interior easier to visualise.

[bellamancuso]

Intersections.

To further progress my project I took my previous plan and refined it. I took colours to map out where paths, structures, bushes and other key elements of the park would sit. The graph paper was useful in getting the right proportions within my work. After planning where certain elements of my park would be positioned, it made me think about what space in the park could afford to loose, in order to add further seating for the stall. The large strip of red below the tennis court and football pitch would be an area of all weather seating whereas there is a second smaller one in the top centre, with the stall to its left. In the bottom right there is a canopy shelter for potential musicians to perform under or people to use so that the space is always full of life. The smaller red lines and dots indicates seating and benches dotted around the park for people to use.