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on March 15, 2020

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Week 9

Written Statement Draft: 'Materiality Guidance' In ‘Materiality Guidance’, I discover the significance and influence of colour and material on individual and collective human behaviour. My material and colour selection throughout the photoshop process aims to exert a specific atmosphere onto the audience. In the first image, nature dominates the design, establishing a serene and secluded ambience. Contrastingly, my second and third image exhibits a darker yet tranquil experience. The use of light and shadowing can also serve to direct an emotion which is apparent through my pictures. Ultimately, through my experimentation with colour and materiality, I am able to communicate contrasting ambiences successfully and examine my potential design style. Bibliography Chapman, C., n.d. Influence With Design – A Guide To Color And Emotions . [online] Toptal Design. Available at: <https://www.toptal.com/designers/ux/colors-and-emotions> [Accessed 18 April 20...

Week 7

Rescaled Model The studio activity for this week outlined that we needed to downsize our model from last week. As I had already done 1:20 in week 5/6, I used a scale of 1:50. Top view Front view Lighting and Scale Roof (week 5/6 paper folding) w/ figure (without extension addon) Reflection Adding the figure into the model allowed me to represent the scale of the room. It also prompted me to think about possibly expanding the size of the room, so it becomes a larger living room space. I also want to think about changing the size of the entrances to create more interesting thresholds and openings. Paper cutout roof w/ figure (without extension addon) Reflection This cutout paper roof allowed me to create interesting shadows and effectively show the type of lighting this room receives at different times of the day. New Model (experiment) Stairs (paper folding technique) pictured with 1:25 model Cardboard 1:25 model Reflection...

Week 8

Photoshop Materials Test: Timber floor, stone pathway and roof shingles (made slightly transparent in order to see interior space) This image is a test to discover scale, perspective and sizing in terms of materials. Image 1: Wood panelling, stone (varying tones), carpet, timber door Image 2: Exterior timber panelling, stone pathway, sandstone floor (interior), cream timber (interior), diamond tiles, white brick, white timber window Image 3: Exterior walnut timber panelling, rendered concrete (exterior), birch timber floor (interior), grey wall panelling Reflection: My most significant difficulty during this task was working out the scale as in my 'test' I used a grass png that was too zoomed in and made the scale irregular in comparison to the car and other exterior elements. Additionally, I also struggled with working out the location of the shadows, which I will attempt to fix in the next coming weeks (update: fixed - sho...

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