Hi Guys, I love the index theme mentioned by Deirdre.
I also had a thought of a theme 'Unleashed'. As we move to availability of full-time work, we're unleashed from commitments to tafe. This allows prospective employers to see our motivation in getting out into the industry!
I'm liking the EMERGE/3MERGE idea that Deirdre came up with, because we're emerging and new designers that are going to enter the industry. The only name that I can come up with at the moment is Fresh/Fr3sh.. we've been studying for 3 years and are new/fresh designers ready to start in the industry. When I come up with other names I'll add them.
i might as well re-post my ideas here, for future reference...as seen in the email:
I was thinking that it might be good to contrast it with last year's rough'n'ready style which had its merits but I thought was a bit hard to navigate...
So in contrast we could do a more structured/cool/geometric type of approach... a couple of naming ideas:
inSight: we could each use quotes from design/art heroes other inspiration sources, who have given you insights nice word because it can be read with a double-meaning
index: this word has double-meanings in communication theory it means a sign that has a causal connection to what it indicates (eg smoke is an index of fire) also it would provide an excuse for alphanumeric organisation and a structured approach i guess our show will be an index of design
MMX: is 2010 in roman numerals, we could go with classic roman display fonts etc, almost museum style
SE3D: the idea of this is 'seed' and playing with the number 3...however, if we've no 3D work maybe it's unsuitable however, we could then have a bit of an organic/growing theme
EMERGE/3MERGE: emergeing/merging/mixing/growing/being discovered etc, including the number cos it's a 3rd year show
MASSIV3: more of a name than a theme maybe
WSYWG: What You See is What You Get : a nerdy term to describe user-friendly software interfaces more of a name or a style than a theme
Hi Guys, I love the index theme mentioned by Deirdre.
ReplyDeleteI also had a thought of a theme 'Unleashed'. As we move to availability of full-time work, we're unleashed from commitments to tafe. This allows prospective employers to see our motivation in getting out into the industry!
Irene
Loved the 'index' theme as well. Would be interesting to do a structured & geometric type of approach, as Deirdre said.
ReplyDeleteAnna K.
I'm liking the EMERGE/3MERGE idea that Deirdre came up with, because we're emerging and new designers that are going to enter the industry.
ReplyDeleteThe only name that I can come up with at the moment is Fresh/Fr3sh.. we've been studying for 3 years and are new/fresh designers ready to start in the industry. When I come up with other names I'll add them.
Ivanna
i might as well re-post my ideas here, for future reference...as seen in the email:
ReplyDeleteI was thinking that it might be good to contrast it with last year's rough'n'ready
style which had its merits but I thought was a bit hard to navigate...
So in contrast we could do a more structured/cool/geometric type of approach...
a couple of naming ideas:
inSight: we could each use quotes from design/art heroes other inspiration sources, who have given you insights
nice word because it can be read with a double-meaning
index: this word has double-meanings
in communication theory it means a sign
that has a causal connection to what it indicates (eg smoke is an index of fire)
also it would provide an excuse for alphanumeric organisation and a structured approach
i guess our show will be an index of design
MMX: is 2010 in roman numerals, we could go with classic roman display fonts etc, almost museum style
SE3D: the idea of this is 'seed' and playing with the number 3...however, if we've no 3D work maybe it's unsuitable
however, we could then have a bit of an organic/growing theme
EMERGE/3MERGE: emergeing/merging/mixing/growing/being discovered etc, including the number cos it's a 3rd year show
MASSIV3: more of a name than a theme maybe
WSYWG: What You See is What You Get : a nerdy term to describe user-friendly software interfaces
more of a name or a style than a theme