Design Concepts II final project. We had to create and materialize a new type of toy not on the market for our final project. I was inspired by Toypography (information and like on a previous post) where fragmented letters could make Japanese letter symbols and the English word, and create an abstract picture of the word. Extremely clever, but not as useful to children unless they are Japanese. Instead, I took my project in a bit different direction with a similar concept. I wanted to create building blocks for kids that would make up their name when the put the fragments together. Additionally, I wanted to include magnets at the junction so kids would recognize the reasoning to put them together... and the other fact that magnets are just fun to play with in general. I created boy a serif, and san serif of my name as well (using Scala Sans and Scala Serif because they have the same skeleton and would be easier to mix when playing with them).
We had to create an advertisement of our toy as well. Here are some pictures of my project and then the advertisement I created. Here's the ad:
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I am a graphic designer motivated by the fun intricacies of life’s details—applying them with ingenuity to my design and work methodologies.
I love the visual world around me. I am stimulated and inspired by nature, art, and entertainment. Currently the idea of 'fun' is what drives my design. The Fun Theory [www.thefuntheory.com] finds way to change the behavior for the better by transforming boring, undesirable, or tedious tasks into a fun experience. This is how I believe design should be approached. Design should enhance the user's experience, making it fun to view and interact with whatever is designed. Designs that lack the necessary fun details usually fail to capture any interest. Well though out design should feel second nature—as if it was always meant to be.
I am thankful for what I have and remind myself to not take things for granted. Above all—I let love and passion guide me, and let reality take me there. I love what I do, who I am, and the people around me.
I believe there is good in everyone. You just have to find it.
I am currently a student at College for Creative Studies in Detroit, Michigan majoring in Graphic Design.
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