Sixth Week

This week we have presented our own poster and seen the presentations of the other groups and their posters. Alex Visser and Maarten Wijntjes have been giving comments on the posters. Overal they liked the feel the our poster gave especially traslation of the maps we found as inspiration. But we needed to work more on the navigation on the route and the theorie of the book. Alex Visser also did not like the foot steps we placed here and there. In the next week we will be finalizing our concept. To do this we will be experimenting more with the 3-D effect we wanted to create and experimenting with size, colour and position some more.

The Poster

The Museum Route

The Shopping Route

Aspects

The posters present the map with the different places that can be viseted. It should look like the buildings are drawed on paper and cut out and then glued onto the map. We still need to put in a puppet that is walking through delft. The pink footsteps should subtle show the direction of the route. We still need to play with some size and colour elements.

Ideas

Background
Blur
a blurred background, with a sharp route
Color
a black and white background, with a route in color
Narrative
cartoon like drawing
Patterns and textures
the route has another pattern than the background

Route navigation
Storytellling
faces or pops looking in a certain direction
3d
building or people in a certain direction
2D (Depth perception)
from small to big or otherwise
Motion
some motion drawings

Attractions
3D
atrration are bigger
Color
attractions have more color, or more intense colors
Sharp
attractions are sharper than background
Details
showing more details of the attractions

Fith Week

For the lucture this week someone from Buro Mijksenaar came to talk about the things they do in their company of information design. The second lecture was from Huib de Ridder and he wanted to talk about narratives in chapter 6 of Visual Thinking. However he did nog get the time to end his lecture because of the fire drill. In this week we also made a start for the second assignment! We experimented and played with some different ways to make something more clear and obvious.

Black & White vs. Color

Blur vs. Sharp

Black & White & Blur vs. Color & Sharp

Forth Week

This week in the lecture of Huib de Ridder chapter 5 of Visual Thinking was discussed. It was about depth interpertation. In the second lecture the posters that were created were discussed in groups with Frans van Mourik. We also made a start with reading the second assignment. And tried to find some inspiration.

Anne Streef - Narrative

The idea behind the poster was to create two different stories, which take place in the past and in the present. The abstract shape of the train implies a sort of movement from the past to the future. The irritations, frustrations and confusing of the past will be disappearing in the future. But the traveller needs to be patient!

Lysanne van der Voort - Color

With this poster the difference between the negative, current situation and the positive, future station is shown with the use of colour. The current situation is shown only by black and white pictures on the background to enhance the negative expression. By placing the images of the future station with colours in the front it will get the attention and show that it will become fantastic. The colour bleu as background of the two pictures is chosen to enhance the notion of the ‘Spoorplan’ Delft with the positive results for the rail station and Delft.