Conflict Records is a recording company set out to break boundaries; a company with a whole new take on the music industry. The inspiration for our advertisement came from the name Conflict Records; we used the word conflict as the starting point for how our advertisement would develop. The word Conflict has multiple meanings when used in different contexts. At first we thought of conflict as controversy, a serious struggle. After a few attempts with working with this meaning of the word conflict, we decided to change it up and take on a lighter tone. Our slogan “Where boundaries are broken” once again proved to take on a more serious tone and we wanted our company to be a friendly approachable place. We decided to play on the meaning of boundaries being broken and thought that if we depicted trivial boundaries being broken, the mood of our advert would be lightened significantly. By using day to day scenes from our lives, our target audience can easily relate to us and will feel more in touch with our company’s intentions. By mixing seriousness with humour, we created conflict within our advertisement as well as an ad that is easily relatable, understandable and gets the intention clearly across.
Monday, 28 May 2012
Sunday, 20 May 2012
Stop Motion Trial
This is my 5 second stop motion trial
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3uNf2xMxT4&feature=youtube_gdata
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3uNf2xMxT4&feature=youtube_gdata
Wednesday, 16 May 2012
Precedents
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAY1UoQYMHk
This isn't stop motion, it's drawing sped up. I love the way that it takes something as structural as a music stave and then transforms it into completely different scenes using a few simple shapes and colours.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9qhdknYGQE
I love the use of photo montage. She really looks like she's interacting with the sketched objects.
This isn't stop motion, it's drawing sped up. I love the way that it takes something as structural as a music stave and then transforms it into completely different scenes using a few simple shapes and colours.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9qhdknYGQE
I love the use of photo montage. She really looks like she's interacting with the sketched objects.
Sunday, 13 May 2012
Group Brainstorm
Group Members:
Xiaofeng Huang
Jingyun Hu
Ashleigh-Jean King
We are all doing media design and we decided to focus on the relationship between the digital world and the real world.
Thursday, 10 May 2012
Curatorial
Lucent Cadence
‘Lucent Cadence’ is a design exploration into fluid form.
It is made up of a sheet of polypropylene and wire mesh held in place with
black thread. ‘Cadence’ is described as the
rhythmic flow of a sequence of sounds or words. (http://dictionary.reference.com/
) In the same way that languages have various
cadences this form takes on different personalities under different lights.
Light can be used to accent the sharp metal, provide a soft glow behind the
matte polypropylene or to create a whole new form in the shadows.
The underlying form of ‘Lucent Cadence’
is based on the ‘whiplash’ curve, a popular design motif used in the Art
Nouveau style. William Hardy observed
that “The essence of Art Nouveau is a line, a sinuous extended curve found in
every design of this style,”(1997, p. 8) An example of such curves can
be seen in the staircase railing in the ‘Petit Palais’ one of the precedent
images for this form. The curves present in ‘Lucent Cadence’ as less exuberant than
this to show the calm fluidity of the form rather than writhing excitement.
Lines of string converge slightly but
are cut short before they can meet, in the same way that the pyramid form in
Civic Square, the second precedent image for this form, is disjointed leaving
two vertices leaning towards each other but not touching. The straight lines
act as restraints. They hold the material to its curve and act to contain the
entire form.
Reference List
Hardy, W. (1997). A Guide
to Art Nouveau Style. London, England: Grange Books.
[Photograph of Petit Palais]. (2009). Retrieved May 8th, 2012,
from http://www.evadesigns.com/architecture/stairway-to-heaven.html
[Photograph
of Civic Square]. (2006). Retrieved May 8th, 2012, from http://dlfiris.wordpress.com/category/jisook-moon/
Precedent Images:
Wednesday, 9 May 2012
Sunday, 6 May 2012
Wipe
After a discussion at the interim hand in presentation I added the small 'i's as spray which make it easier to understand without the sound.
sound effects retrieved from [http://www.freesfx.co.uk]
Flash
I found the tutorials at [http://tv.adobe.com/show/learn-flash-professional-cs5] very helpful as I had never used flash before.
Storyboards
Brainstorm
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