DESIGN EXPLORATION : MY TIGER
14.02.2023 - 15.07.2023 (Week 1 - Week 14)
Muhammad Azka Farezi Septenal / 0351345 / Bachelor of Design (hons) in
Creative Media
Design Exploration
My Tiger Value Competition
INSTRUCTIONS :
IDEATION AND PROGRESSION:
This competition, like the projects, requires our critical thinking
and creativity to excite people about the Sustainable Development
Goals through creative output. Depending on the students' comfort
level, the outcome could be an illustration, photo manipulation, or
animation.
- IDEATION
Ms Anis advised that instead of sending the short film itself, I
send my movie poster. She suggested that a captivating poster film
should be developed that conveys the message that UNDP wants
people to support their Sustainable Development Goals.
I gathered numerous moldboards from various movie posters that I
thought were distinctive and fascinating and that I could try
later. and here's a collection of moldboard and sketches I
produced before finishing the MyTiger Value Competition:
Figure 1.0 MyTiger Ideation
- PROGRESSION
During the editing part, I ran into some issues. I realised I hadn't
taken any images or films for my short film/music video. So I came up
with the idea of using an image from a free website that I typically
visit for free pictures, pexels. I grabbed some of the free images
from there and decided to modify each of the images I chose to make a
more intriguing image.
Figure 2.0 References
*I'm attempting to use as few images as possible because, after
all, they aren't mine.
I genuinely had a lot of fun tweaking the image when editing. I
have to admit that I finished the photo 8 hours before the
deadline, and for 8 hours with this kind of production, I have to
admit that I'm rather pleased. It was a lot of fun to utilise all
of the tools in Photoshop to make the picture come to life, and I
love sketching shadows and lighting.
Figure 2.1 Progression
Google Drive :
FINAL OUTPUT:
And these are the results I came up with. The price of convenience
billboard, which attempts to depict what would happen if this type of
lifestyle continues and how it will harm our environment, is aligned
with the UNDP Sustainable Development Goals of Responsible Consumption
and Production:
Figure 3.0 Final Poster (PDF)
Figure 3.0 Final Poster
The Price Of Convenience
The price convenience is a short film that depicts how plastics and
any other materials that are not sustainable are slowly causing
damage to the environment and slowly having an impact on people's
health. The topic of "Responsible Consumption and Production" will
be especially portrayed in the short film, which will help expedite
the objective of "By 2030, substantially reduce waste generation
through prevention, reduction, recycling, and reuse." The film will
raise issues related to the 12 goals of the United Nations
Development Programme.
The movie, The Price of Convenience, also comes with a movie poster
that is powerful enough to express the message that the filmmakers
wanted the audience to take away from the film. The artist of the
poster thinks that by focusing attention on the central feature of
the poster, which is the garbage can, they will be able to convey to
the audience or viewers a clear picture of what would occur if the
12 goals specifically pertaining to "Responsible Consumption and
Production" were not immediately put into place.
The poster for "The Price of Convenience" is also a satire on the
current lifestyle of people, which is steadily harming the
environment, and the author of this poster believes that by
designing this poster, people would see how harmful this type of
lifestyle can be if
people continue to practise it.
REFLECTION:
To be honest, it was a memorable journey for me. I had a lot of fun
doing the photoshop and adding lights and shadows to the picture. It's
a great journey for me because I may learn new things in this module
and competition. Despite the fact that it was a competition, I had a
lot of fun because I could do whatever I wanted.
For this module, I'd like to express my gratitude to Ms Anis for
providing us with the opportunity to compete. Without this
competition, I would not have realised how skilled I am in Photoshop,
and it feels like I have also discovered my latent potential.
I will never forget this unforgettable experience during my fourth
semester, which included a great professor and a great module, as well
as meeting a lot of pleasant and good people in class.
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