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Communication, Arts & Culture, Education
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Well-being
Using red acetate (or just the red side of 3-d glasses) to look through, the viewer is to see two views of the censorship in this world. The viewer first sees the poster without the red acetate to see reality, and once the poster is seen through the red acetate, components in the poster disappear and a more hopeful image is shown. Since you probably won't have red acetate on hand I will show what the image will look like with and without the acetate.
Posted June 21, 2008
By Joe Kim
Does this design reflect a(n)...
• well developed and easily understood concept?
This is an innovative interpretation of a much-used conceptual solution for the topic at hand. Your conceptual solution communicates the massage in a sophisticated manner – the graffiti styled image (alluding to subversive action) and the use of 3D glasses (a different point of view) – which actively engages the viewer on an intellectual and interactive level. Your solution is very powerful because nothing distracts from the core message and the visual manifestation is simple and disturbing.
• level of social engagement?
Excellent.
• understanding of the issues reflected in the poster?
Excellent.
• sense of internationalism and accessibility?
Excellent.
Posted June 28, 2008
By Jacques Lange
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