Another Sketch

saw some sketches and some examples and Angeline's design~
came up with this




grey stripes occupied with retro singers names~
the record player symbolize music/songs~
theme: Classics

-suet yee-

Wallpaper Sketches

This is the mind map done by my group members. The design is drawn by Suet Yee.

Here are my sketches based on childhood and games. Based on my research, Bingo is a type of Retro game which has been played since last time. I used lollipop to fill in the boxes on the Bingo to represent somewhere a distance is going to success means "Bingo".Moreover, colorful represent success is around us.

This piece is to represent childhood memory. When we was young, we use to play bubbles around with joy and happiness. I use lollipop to represent 7 colours which we can get from the bubbles when we blur it. I put the background as grey because it represent pass means memory but there are sometimes still in our unconcious .

-Stephanie Poon-

Sketches

This is my first sketch and it's based on the theme of communication. I'm trying to recall people's memory about the way of communication in the past. A few examples are applied in my design - typewriter, telegraph (dots), and letter (vertical stripes).



Communication is a process by which we assign and convey meaning in an attempt to create shared understanding. Languages of many kinds are being used in order to exchange information - It could be oral language which the parties should share in order to process the data in the proper way, there are also informal languages such as body language, which is much more universal.

In our days, when saying Communication we generally refer to the mass media - TV, radio, newspaper, magazines and of course the internet. Those media channels transfers mass amount of impersonal information to a mass amount of people consuming it. Usually it would be divided by common interests like sport, entertainment, etc.

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To really think about it, what I mention above is only a minor section of what communication can do. Of course I can't list out all, but yes, you can get the answer by yourself by just looking around since communication is existing everywhere.

And recently I've come across this thing called 'graphic agitation', which is mainly related to the politic and social. I think it's quite an interesting way of communication (critical and letting voice out).

It has grown stronger over time since the 1960s (not sure whether it is up to now, but I don't think so). Individuals and bodies utilizes graphic art with different aims, usually the employing graphics are meant to spread their views ranging from governments through the terrorist organizations and include, among others, various pressure groups and commercial institutions. People can go really far in order to communicate their views to the public. That is why there is such a massive amount of graphics in political and social agitation out there.


Here are some examples of the graphics I would like to share with you... enjoy. =)


Poster for a concert for the victims of Communism, designed by Istvan Orosz Hungary 1990.



Maniac Ravings or Little Boney in a Strong Fit, print by James Gillary, 1803.



World War One recruitment tactics: poster by James Montgomery Flagg, USA 1917.



Poster by the British designer FHK Henrion for the United States Office of War Information, 1944. It was designed to be shown on the continent after the D-Day liberation.



Low-tech screen-printing is used to powerful effect in this poster by Jayne Amble for an anti-racism campaign. Produced by for the South Australian United Trades and Labour Council, Australia 1987.



Posters from a network of anti-racist and anti-fascist groups and organizations located throughout Germany. Some were produced, the others collected, by Wolfgang Kreile, Germany 1992.


_Angeline

Graphics in 1960s

Colorful. Neutral. Congested. Eye-catching. Flat.

_Angeline

Sketches

some sketches










-suet yee-

RETRO

Meaning:

A term used to describe and classify culturally outdated or aged trends, modes, or fashions, from the overall postmodern past, but since to become functionally the norm once on that time.

Origin:
The word "retro" derives from the Latin prefix retro, meaning "backwards" or "in past times" which particularly as seen in the words retrograde, implying a movement toward the past instead of a progress toward the future, and retrospective, referring to a nostalgic or critical eye toward the past.

Our group has done the mind map which contents house, chilhood, attract attention, cute stuff and fashions. After discussion, we will now start on our sketches mainly based on childhood. Childhood includes the games and memory. I have do some research based on memory. Memory contains lots of stuff which may includes bubble, lollipop, playing with melting candle wax and imaginary friends (toys) and more.

There are fews references that I researched on bubbles.

-Stephanie Poon-

Retro references

Retro is a term used to describe, denote or classify culturally outdated or aged trends, modes, or fashions, from the overall postmodern past, but have since that time become functionally or superficially the norm once again.

-- wikipedia --

that is a definition of retro~ and yes i know what it means now...
as our concept revolves around childhood and some really random stuffs~
references on retro games (old games)





some samples of retro fonts but need to pay to use them~
so~ reference....
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http://www.fontdiner.com/main.html
















some other really random pics




-Suet Yee-