Internal and External Collab - Sin Exploration brief draft

 


BA (Hons.) Graphic Design

 

LEVEL

6

STUDIO BRIEF

 

 

Internal and External collaboration (I+EC)

 

Module Brief

 

OUGD603 Extended Practice

 

Semester

 

1

 

Outcomes Assessed

 

 

 

Module Tutors

 

Amber Smith

 

 

 

 

 


Brief

Publication exploring hedonism within a religious, philosophical and psychology context.

 

 

Background/Considerations

Content Considerations

What is the capacity of human desire, particularly when at the cost of others and their own values? Explore the extreme scale of people engaging in these hedonistic activities.

 

This outcome/publication will be kept to social commentary, with experimental visuals central to the outcome. It should incorporate mixed media processes such as collage, sculpting and photography. The aesthetic should follow a religious inspired direction, subverting traditional religious imagery and connotations.

 

Physical production choices should be made to reflect the topic and discussions, eg. the front cover alike to a Bible. The tone should be kept camp and satirical. Possible additional digital outcomes exploring the made imagery could also be made, eg. virtual reality Sistine chapel covered in hedonistic photography.

 

Background Considerations

The target audience is people who engage with platforms like iD and VICE and are people who enjoy coffee table books and more experimental artistic publications. They are also interested in and feel comfortable around the topic of hedonism and satirical commentary on sensitive topics such as religion.

 

 

 

Mandatory Requirements

Deliverables

1 OUGD603 blogs documenting development

 

2 Design Boards

 

3 Final outcomes

 

4 Brief evaluation

 

5 Timetable

 

1 Production of a publication and possible digital addition

 

Studio Deadline

Module Deadline

31/01/2021

 

05/05/2021

 

 PROGRESS

= Call to discuss ideas on project all three of us 

= Changes to brief may be made

= Timetable created for finish before January 

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