Developments After Feedback
GIF
Series of images
In Context:
- Works well through use of the dolls it's not too graphic
- Put the design in more context - printed or digital outcomes
- Instagram posts or stories
- GIFs could be another digital format
- How would it manifest physically?
- How would it be advertised?
- Consider the rough treatment of type
- Censorship already works well with the images by cropping heads and focusing on body features
- Explore type being displayed more subtly - covering less of the photography perhaps a speech bubble
- Photography really good works well to demonstrate the concept
- Think of shapes associated with censorship
- GIF showing image zoomed in at first
- What could the design be mocked up on e.g. T-shirts and tote bags.
To summarise....
Feedback received helped put the design in more digital context. In terms of digital context the design was implemented to the Teen Vogue website and Instagram account to show how the design could be viewed on different platforms as well as in the context of Teen Vogue. Feedback also highlighted how strong the imagery was and could this element of the design be emphasised through other image based formats such as GIFs. Therefore the developed GIF zooms into an image and zooms out throughout the GIF. It goes from a body part (hand) to a zoomed out shot of a man and a woman. Type was developed to show censorship in different symbolic ways including a pixelated square format, a speech bubble, tape etc. Based on taking feedback on board created room for development and more application of the design via demonstration of the digital context.
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