Still with full hope, and now the go-ahead from tutor Amber (horray!), I have begun researching for inspiration for the layout of my interactive instillation design (see www.s-wilson1013-dp.blogspot.com to see how my project has evolved!)
The main criteria I want to focus upon are:
-Food relative
-Easy recognisable, visually communicative
-Interactive
-Feesable to make with a limited space and within a two day period
My inital thoughts were:
-Supermarket Aisle
-Conveyor Belt
-Till
-Market Stall
http://www.visualphotos.com/photo/2x3896148/stock_boy_in_grocery_store_vegetable_aisle_pe0060200.jpg
However, when starting to rationalise these ideas, and in particular there scale, it was frankly intimidating- to achieve the result I desire it would have had to have been a five month project- not the five weeks.
I started to go back to basics, and think about lunchtimes- meals...and remembered my design sheets- simple, knife, fork, plate- perhaps I could create a table setting, or a lunchbox- it would take up little room and allow for one-on-one interactivity- along with other information and details, perhaps leading to a blog, or within a hot dog fold booklet, etc.
Inspired by paper once more (when am I not?), I thought of American brown paper lunch bags...
I really like the idea of the student (my audience) being able to pull out the items onto "their plate"- making a concious decision to really look at the items (when presented with them)- hopefully taking in all of the messages and key points about the items.
I will now go on to design a table place setting, which I hope will be feesable in time for the final crit session on Friday morning, aswell as my photography session on Wednesday.
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