Design is divided up into steps.
Brainstorming for a good concept,
your design should have an interesting idea. Therefore you need to
brainstorm your choice in order to expand your thinking. This way you
should result in an individual different idea, away from the typical
cliches.
http://www.deviantart.com/morelikethis/278712101?view_mode=2
http://conormcinerney.wordpress.com/2012/03/14/ncad-brief-a-bit-late-mindmaps/#jp-carousel-42
http://daintystain.deviantart.com/art/A-Mind-Map-About-Me-301456981
http://www.deviantart.com/art/Organism-Mindmap-NCAD-305755222
For tips on how to brainstorm follow the link below
http://www.wikihow.com/Brainstorm
Yes that means you have to think!!
2.
Research. An idea can always be made better by researching what other
people did with a similar theme. Ideas or part of an idea can be taken from
other people and changed to form your own individual idea. This is called being
inspired. Quite often after research you can go back into step 1 and add more
word/images connected to your theme. Below are some links to help you research, please feel free to email me any other good links. hweir@eurekaschool.ie
www.pinterest.com
www.deviantart.com
www.flickr.com
or just simply googel images and see where that leads you.
3.
Thumbnail
sketch your design. From your research and brainstorming
you chose your concept. Your chosen concept should have an aesthetic appeal.
Therefore you need to thumbnail sketch to see at this basic stage what
composition and elements work best. What yo do on paper now will save you on time later as you can tease out any problems quickly at this stage.
4.
Source material. You now need quality images or actual objects for your final design NO pixelated images like this
So
what needs to be handed up for the exam?
1.
Preparatory sheet; this should include drawings of possible solutions for your
design. (taken from your thumbnails in
step3) Images that you will definitely be using in your design (taken from step 4) and 2 designs from
other artist that inspire you. (step 2)
2. Preliminary
sheet; this is 3 enlarged thumbnail sketches of your final chosen designs. It
should be of good quality but should not take you longer than 40mins. (taken from your thumbnails in step3)
3. Finished
Piece; the actual poster, puppet or
calligraphic piece actualised from one of the final chosen designs in the preliminary sheet
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