The 5 mash ups:
- Funky, festival branding, colour theory
- Experimental, miniature designs, aesthetics
- Illustrative, humorous design, music research
- Colourful, interactive designed, grid systems
- Cutesy miniature things, using print making
Ideas that appear in my mind map:
- Think about my hobbies/personal interests, in particular; music/festivals/gigs etc. Could base my question on this, a certain music genre, re-branding/branding a festival or combined with merchandise. Design my own line up?
- Combine the theme of print making with experimentation; combination of 3 different print methods for one concept
- The link between girly/cutesy things and miniature...a tiny book feminine book?
- Represent hobbies/music elements as miniatures
- Feminine aesthetic for something that isn't feminine at all...e.g. pink footballs, relating to the theme of humorous design that also interests me
- Combine book binding and miniature things...with humour? A tiny book which displays photographs of large things like whales, with a massive book that displays photos of tiny things like ants
- Colour theory and aesthetics, colour plays a big part in the aesthetic of something
- Illustrative, humorous designs that represent my personal interests such as music
Furthermore, I felt that my ideas focus highly on the aesthetic of something using in different contexts; e.g. the big and small book idea- the scale gives each book a different aesthetic. Additionally, one of my ideas was to create a set of 3 zines which all focus on the same topic/brief (using the same content) but all follow an extremely different aesthetic- focusing on how each zine makes the reader feel even though the content is all the same...
- How does aesthetics affect design?
- How much impact does the aesthetic have on the design concept?
- How much impact does the aesthetic of a design have on the reader?
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