1. Choose 1 infographic poster reference from Internet 2. Redesign the poster into A4 size. Sketch the idea and process 3. Redesign and simplify the poster based on visual hierarchy & typography 4. Simplify the poster's design based on color, shape & pattern 5. Attach our final poster on E-Portfolio with explanation and reflective writing
Instructions ( Part 2 ) 1. Animate our infographic poster into one static loop animation page 2. Loop duration in between 15-30 second 3. Size: 1080 x 1920 px (Vertical Video) upload to our own Youtube channel
Submission 1. Digital upload into our Google Drive. 2. Online posts in our E-Portfolio and your reflective writing.
Process
Research and Selection
To begin, I researched existing infographic posters that needed redesigning. I shortlisted three designs and consulted Mr. Shamus for feedback. He suggested proceeding with Poster 2, which focused on the environmental impacts of fast fashion.
Fig 1.0 Project 1 Process
Visual Research & Inspiration
Before designing, I conducted visual research on fashion-related posters. I found several references, many of which had a magazine-style aesthetic with a slightly vintage feel. This inspired me to choose a color palette of black, white, and red.
Fig 1.1 Project 1 Process
Sketching & Concept Development
Next, I sketched out two different layout ideas. After evaluating both, I decided to proceed with Sketch 1, as its layout was more visually appealing and well-structured.
Fig 1.2 Project 1 Process
Digitalisation & Refinement
I then moved to Adobe Illustrator to digitise my chosen sketch. Once completed, I sought feedback from Mr. Shamsul. He approved the layout but noted that the font looked unusual.
Fig 1.3 Project 1 Process
Typeface Exploration
Taking his feedback into account, I explored several alternative fonts. However, after testing different options, I still preferred the initial typeface. To ensure my decision was well-founded, I sought opinions from a few friends, who also agreed that the original typeface was the best choice. Thus, I decided to keep it unchanged.
Fig 1.4 Project 1 Process
Animation Process
For animation, I used Adobe After Effects. I animated the elements by adjusting their opacity and position to create smooth transitions and engaging motion effects.
Fig 1.5 Project 1 Process
Final Submission
Fig 1.6 Final Redesign Poster
Fig 1.7 Final Animated Infographic Poster
REFLECTION
Experience
Working on this project was both challenging and rewarding. From the initial research to the final animation, I encountered various stages that required problem-solving and creativity. Selecting the right poster to redesign was a crucial step, as it determined the direction of my entire workflow. I enjoyed experimenting with different layouts and fonts, and while I faced some challenges in refining the typography, the overall process strengthened my design skills.
Observation
Through this project, I observed that visual research plays a significant role in shaping a design’s direction. Analyzing references helped me understand the characteristics of fashion-related designs and how to incorporate them effectively into my infographic. Additionally, feedback from Mr. Shamsul and my peers highlighted the importance of critique in refining a design. I also noticed how animation enhances the storytelling aspect of an infographic, making it more engaging and dynamic.
Findings
One key takeaway from this project is the importance of balancing aesthetics and readability. While I initially doubted my typeface choice, gathering multiple opinions confirmed my instincts. Another crucial finding is that animation should complement the content rather than overpower it. Adjusting opacity and positioning effectively created smooth transitions, making the final output visually appealing. Overall, this project reinforced my understanding of design principles, animation techniques, and the iterative nature of the creative process.
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