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- A logic for my arguement
Discuss a series of ideas for each project, as a basis for the research essay themes.
A map done by Kaye, helped in addressing the gaps. Using Harland’s Diagram to identify the key points of my project, I am able to describe my project in a more concise and logical way. I also have a more […]
- (ex.5) Research Strategies and Plans
Critique and brainstorm research strategies and plans.
Above: Notes from my journal. Scribe: Amanda Ayuob
What is the topic?
Cross cultural design, Chinese and Australians cultures.
What is the graphic design context?
Storybook of short stories with illustrations. Short stories will be sourced from family and friends.
Harland’s Diagram
Culture, Society, Communication.
Give some examples for the context.
CAB: Collaborative Auto-Biography, Matt Huynh.As my […]
- (ex.4) Critique of Mood Boards and a little feedback
“In small groups, critique each student’s mood board.”
The critique was done in three parts:
1. Good things
2. Needing more exploration
3. Possibilities for direction and developmentP.S. Thanks for your rating and feedback, Daryl.
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The Chinese proverb is one of hundreds in Chinese culture. It also serves as a graphic element. This particular proverb is about good […]
- Mood Boards
Generate a mood board in two stages on the overall theme of our project proposal, which evolves from the approach taken in previous exercises.
1. Self Identity
Important aspects of my lifestyle, personality, personal style, hobbies and interests, visualised as small doodles, icons and symbols.2. Key terms from proposal
“to gain a greater appreciation of my own background.”
“to […]
- (ex.2) The Project Map
Turning your interest into a question:
Where is traditional design situated in the context of contemporary culture?Connections and links in: “Cultural Issues” and “Communication Trends & Styles”
“Communication Trends & Styles” stems into “Cross-cultural design”
- (ex.1) Personal intentions and interests
This was something I’m rather glad I did. It’s good to have your goals written out in front of you. It gives you some perspective of where you’re heading. Or should be heading.
What are my short term goals?
Graduate, travel, gain independence, earn a steady income, be free of Centrelink.
Where will I be five years from […]

