ROUGHS
Working visually, I have responded to my content planning and presentation structure through roughs as a means to realise the visual content of each spread. Manipulating the 3D book used in my poster to achieve consistency and synthesis across the briefs, I have considered the visual information required to communicate each slide, whilst maintaining the gestural and abstract shapes employed within the poster.
In order to maintain an aesthetic consistent with my poster, the book spreads have been photographed in the same way, to maintain the sense of depth and shadow achieved by the 3D form. In light of this, I have had to consider the presentation of the imagery. Working with a large scale projector, the digital images will display clearly, however, printed images of my work displayed within the book pages will be very pixelated and so I will have to place these in digitally to achieve the correct resolution. Working digitally with these elements does mean, however, that I can use one of my gifs to communicate my exploration of humour and shape in character which will add an engaging and entertaining visual aid to the presentation.
Here I have displayed the physical pages of the book that will operate as the slides of my presentation. I feel that each spread effectively communicates an element of practice through simplified and restricted information, which complimented by digital images and comprehensive reflection, should aid a strong presentation that demonstrates my critical awareness of myself and the discipline in which my practice operates.
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