Week 1 (29/08/2022) For the week 1 class, we had a brief introduction to typography class. We also learned how to set up an e-portfolio platform which is "blogger".
Week 2 (05/09/2022) The class of week 2 started off with receiving feedback on our design sketches for the first exercise from Mr.Vinod. After that, we were taught how to create outlines, ungroup and distort each letter on adobe illustrator which is the required skill for the upcoming task.
To create outlines on letters: type - create outlines
To distort the form of images or letters: white arrow to ungroup the image or letters: command + shift + G / To group the image or letters: command + G
Week 3 (12/09/2022)
In week 3, we received some feedback on the digital version of the letter design works.
Also, We were taught how to create a short animation (GIF form) using illustrator and photoshop.
Week 4 (19/09/2022)
We started off having feedback on our animation projects. During the class, we also taught how to set up a primary work environment and very essential skills to complete task 2 in InDesign.
Week 5 (26/09/2022) In physical class on week 5, we had feedback on our Type formatting exercise and were informed about the upcoming task.
Week 6 (03/10/2022) During the class, Students got to have chances to give each other feedback on Task 2 progress. Also, we had feedback on our work progress and e-portfolio from Mr.Vinod.
Week 7 (10/10/2022) Public Holiday
Week 8 (17/10/2022) Independent Learning Week
Week 9 (24/10/2022) Public Holiday
Week 10 (31/10/2022) Received feedback on digitalized letterforms.
Week 11 (07/11/2022) Received feedback on the typeface before final submission. Have informed about the final compilation project and the group project.
Week 12 (14/11/2022) Worked on the Ang Pow project in a group. Received feedback on our progress from Mr.Vinod.
Week 13 (21/11/2022) Class cancelled
Week 14 (28/11/2022) Public Holiday / Received feedback on final compilation reflection:
it would've been nicer to have more of an introspective reflection.
Figure 1.2.4 Final submission of Ang Pow by Jaycee & Minah (with diecut, JPG) (21/11/2022)
Figure 1.2.5 Final submission of Ang Pow by Jaycee & Minah (without diecut, JPG) (21/11/2022)
Figure 1.2.6 Final submission of Ang Pow by Jaycee & Minah (PDF) (21/11/2022)
REFLECTION
Experience
During 14 weeks of learning typography, I learned fundamental knowledge of Typography from type expression to kerning and type design. I’m genuinely thankful for the learning opportunity to experience different aspects of Typography throughout various tasks.
Observation
After going through individual exercises, I observed that I need to research and practice more to bring a huge improvement in my kerning skill. However, according to the feedback I received, task 1 "Type expression" was quite successful. The layout of task 2, and task 3 were quite acceptable as well. Considering all of those aspects, I recognized that I tend to work better with tasks that require creativity than techniques.
Findings
I realized that most good design works are elicited by a large amount of research and study. I used to research before working on assignments because of the requirements of the given task. Nevertheless, while I was practicing the tasks in Typography class, I could see that the progress of research has enriched my knowledge. Also, it helped me to develop my ideas further.
03/04/2023 - 07/07/2023 Week 1 - Week 14 Kim Min Ah / 0356145 Interactive Design / Creative Media / Taylor's Design School GROUP 6 Kim Min Ah Catherine Herbert Temba Chai Yi Xuan Ivy Jee Yi Jie Shofwa Alyadiena Wismayandi Siti Maisarah Binti Mohd Anuwarsani (leader) PROJECT Lilly Doll Project - AIDA CLASS NOTES Design Thinking -Empathy connected to a human-centred design to solve real-world problems 5 steps of Design Thinking: -Empathize (inspiration) -Define -Ideate -Prototype (MVP / minimum viable product) -Test What people desire What is technically and organizationally feasible What is financially viable The Target audience has to be very specific Simple and clear words that customers can understand Fit yourself into the target audience’s shoes User + need + insight (probably something that users might don’t wanna say or know how to say it) Persona Persona gives a better understanding(empathy). Sampling tool to relate better INSTRUCTIONS Fig 1.1.1 ...
06/04/2023 - 06/07/2023 / Week 1 - Week 14 Kim Min Ah / 0356145 Interactive Design / Creative Media / Taylor's Design School LECTURES Week 1 What is research? -Pursuit of knowledge. -A systematic and creative investigation to establish facts and new conclusions. -Student research is self-directed work and exploration of the topics of interest of them. Why should we do research? -To expand knowledge of one’s academic field. -To gain academic experience. -To develop critical thinking and communication skills. -To learn research techniques. How to start? -Identify the field of interest -Further research -Research problem statement -Research question -Research objectives Week 2 Problem statement -A concise description of an issue to be addressed or a condition that can be improved on. -Identify the gap between the current state of the issue and the goal. -Problem statements should be able to help readers to understand the problem better. Research question -It has to be ans...
11/01/2023 - / Week 1 - Week Kim Min Ah / 0356145 Information Design / Creative Media / Taylor's Design School GROUP 2.1 Tan Jaycee (Leader) Kim Min ah Arwinda Celeste Low Lee Jayden Viola Azriq Nick EXERCISE Group Exercises: -Exercise 1: Types of Infographics -Exercise 2: L.A.T.C.H -Exercise 3: Miller's Law -Exercise 4: Information Visualization Manifesto INSTRUCTION Fig 1.1.1 Module Information GROUP EXERCISES Group Exercise 1: Types of Infographics Fig 1.1.2 Group exercise week 1 Group Exercise 2: L.A.T.C.H Fig 1.1.3 Group exercise week 2 Group Exercise 3: Millar's Law Fig 1.1.4 Group exercise week 3 Group Exercise 4: Information Visualization Manifesto Fig 1.1.5 Group exercise week 4
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