I received the following feedback in the critique;
"The isometric grid could communicate a very organised design process"
I did agree with the comment and I understand that mathematics and geometry are
heavily related to such a pattern. I wanted to experiment with something that was a
lot more "free" as it were, something adaptable, something flexible.
A design process is not a given thing, everyone must go through one to complete a project yet it doesn't have to be the same method each time. I'd like to compare a design process to an adaptable substance, it can alter how, when and where this substance occurs but it must occur for a project to develop. - My words at the beginning of the brief.
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| A fold in Geology. I am going to transfer this to paper. |
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| The folding of paper in such a manner distorts the type just as the isometric grid did. |
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| The leaflet to would have to be pinned to communicate this idea. |
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| The effect created can be simulated using the wave, liquify, zig zag or ripple filters. |
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| Distortion created digitally. |
I do prefer this idea to the isometric grid, this type of fold is more organic in nature as well as being more visually appealing. There is a loose conceptual element here however, starting with an unfolded regular piece of paper does not represent how my response to a brief manifests, I do not start clear headed to then become confused. I start erratically and then try to "find clarity". I need to find a solution to communicate the process of becoming clearer with effort.
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| Type digitally distorted on a unfolded page to be attempted to appear unfolded when physically folded. Becoming clearer with effort = Finding Clarity. |
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| Type digitally distorted on a unfolded page to be attempted to appear unfolded when physically folded. Becoming clearer with effort = Finding Clarity. |
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