INFORMATION DESIGN | PROJECT 1 - INSTRUCTABLE POSTER 20%
INFORMATION DESIGN | PROJECT 1 - INSTRUCTABLE POSTER
9.1.2023 - 24.2.2022 (Week 1 - Week 7)
Er Xin Ru (Melanie) | 0354939Bachelor Of Design (Hons) In Creative Media | Taylor's University
Subject: GCD 60504 - Information Design
LECTURES
Week 1 - 11/1/2023
What is Motion Graphics?
What is Motion Graphics?
Fig 1 | Motion Graphics
Motion Graphics means Graphics in Movement.
Motion Graphics = Composition + Animation
→ Composition = Graphics + Typography
→ Animation = Movement + Rhythm
Motion graphics are produced in the following sequence.
Step 1: Write a Script That Tells a Story.
Step 2: Storyboard While You Brainstorm the Visual Treatment.
Step 3: Take Your Storyboards into Design.
Step 4: Animate the Final Designs.
Fig 2 | Storyboard of Motion Graphics
Sequence of sketches provide visual reference for key scenes.
Previsualization:
Fig 3 | Previsualization
Visual script→ Breakdown (scenes+running times)
Create Moodboard
Fig 4 | Create Moodboard
Animation vs. Motion Graphics
The difference between motion graphics and animation
Motion graphics are a type of animation. While motion graphics describes moving or animated graphic design, animation is an umbrella term for the whole field of moving imagery.
Fig 5 | Animation
4 Type of Animation:
Fig 6 | Types of Animation
- 2D animation.
- 3D animation.
- Stop motion animation.
- Motion graphics.
- Text animation: Kinetic Typography
- Vector animation: Graphics elements created in AI
- Chart Visualization
- Character animation: wiggling
Fig 7 | Kinetic Typography + Vector Animation
Fig 8 | Character animation: Wiggling
INSTRUCTIONS
INFO DESIGN EXERCISE & ASSIGNMENT BRIEF 2023
Week 1 - Individual Task (13/1/2023)
Instructions given Individual:
Group:- Recommend 3 Professional Motion Graphics on blog with Rationals & Inspirations.
- Share personal burnout experience on Blog.
- Research on Art Direction for your Kinetic Typography.
- Research on Mental health/ Burnout.
1- 3:45 PM | Alisha Liu - https://vimeo.com/501958307
Starts at 5.38 - https://youtu.be/5YWOodKCM80?t=338
Begin with 3.45 pm by Alicia Liu is a second year film at cal arts and what i love the film at cal arts and what i love the most is the beautiful geometric design in the background the colour palette is fantastic and i'm not sure how they created that subtle outline of everything where it almost looks like water colours and what's also great is i love how when the scenes zoom out the details just get more simplified it is really masterfully done.
2 Boobs - Hanna Lau-Walker - https://vimeo.com/480289491
Starts at 8:43 - https://youtu.be/0gS0SxDZ_Dw?t=523
Boobs - Hanna Lau-Walker
Anna Lau walker directed this spot called boots and this is for an upcoming book called boobs art for breast cancer. and the book is a celebration of boobs in different illustration styles to raise money for breast cancer and this promo includes a bunch of them animated it's really fun the animations is all different for all the animation styles and it is excellent what's not to love about this.Starts at 0.40 - https://youtu.be/UCMDm5fc7WI?t=40
Bespoke Light - Ihsu Yoon
bespoke like by issue in the description they describe this as a light test for one of their commercial projects and it is just the most captivating use of colors that i've seen in a long time this is just hypnotizing I love it so much Project 1 | Instructable Infographics Poster
Project details
These infographics present complex information quickly and clearly, with symbols charts and diagrams. With an information graphic, computer scientists, mathematicians, and statisticians develop and communicate concepts using a single symbol to process information.
Your job is to transmit a set of instructions and at the same time educate the audience. Infographics should be fun, it should simplify the context, while representing information graphically.
Because “A picture is worth a thousand words”. Yours should reflect the following:
From the videos selected for this project, I created a Google Docs listing the cooking process and ingredients.
Project details
These infographics present complex information quickly and clearly, with symbols charts and diagrams. With an information graphic, computer scientists, mathematicians, and statisticians develop and communicate concepts using a single symbol to process information.
Your job is to transmit a set of instructions and at the same time educate the audience. Infographics should be fun, it should simplify the context, while representing information graphically.
Because “A picture is worth a thousand words”. Yours should reflect the following:
- To transmit or communicate a message.
- To present large amounts of information in a compact and easy to understand way.
- To reveal the data. Discovering cause-effect relations, knowing what’s happening.
- To periodically monitor the evolution of certain parameters.
You will develop an infographic to communicate a concept, topic or idea - IN THIS CASE A COMPLETE SET INSTRUCTION TO A RECIPE.
The infographic should take viewer visually through information you want them to learn or know. Based on your infographic the audience should be able to learn through viewing and interpreting the various graphical information and text.
You will be required to evaluate what parts of the topic, concept, or idea are most important to tell/demonstrate and ask how you would represent each piece of information best.
You will also decide how to graphically represent the most salient facts about your topic, concept or idea for student learning. This includes the finishing outcome which could be a slick animation or even a rough stop motion.
An infographic poster for ONE recipe selected from
Pasta Grannies @ https://www.youtube.com/user/pastagrannies/videos
Study one video, breakdown and chunk the preparation and cooking process into an instructable poster. Try to capture each Grandma’s personality and unique dish identity in your poster as part of the narrative structure.
Requirement
Infographics poster (1240 × 1750 pixels or 2048 × 2048 pixels)
Animated Instructable poster (Max 60 sec / 720p: 1280x720 pixels (H26/mp4))
Process of Work
I choose the video from Pasta Grannies - Pasta Grannies cook strozzapreti pasta with seafood which I think it was so delicious so I choose this!
The infographic should take viewer visually through information you want them to learn or know. Based on your infographic the audience should be able to learn through viewing and interpreting the various graphical information and text.
You will be required to evaluate what parts of the topic, concept, or idea are most important to tell/demonstrate and ask how you would represent each piece of information best.
You will also decide how to graphically represent the most salient facts about your topic, concept or idea for student learning. This includes the finishing outcome which could be a slick animation or even a rough stop motion.
An infographic poster for ONE recipe selected from
Pasta Grannies @ https://www.youtube.com/user/pastagrannies/videos
Study one video, breakdown and chunk the preparation and cooking process into an instructable poster. Try to capture each Grandma’s personality and unique dish identity in your poster as part of the narrative structure.
Requirement
Infographics poster (1240 × 1750 pixels or 2048 × 2048 pixels)
Animated Instructable poster (Max 60 sec / 720p: 1280x720 pixels (H26/mp4))
Process of Work
I choose the video from Pasta Grannies - Pasta Grannies cook strozzapreti pasta with seafood which I think it was so delicious so I choose this!
Fig 1- Pasta Grannies cook strozzapreti pasta with seafood!
From the videos selected for this project, I created a Google Docs listing the cooking process and ingredients.
Fig 2 - Listing Process & Ingredients
Process of Work
Final Poster JPEG - Poster Infographic Seafood Strozzapreti
Final Poster PDF - Poster Infographic Seafood Strozzapreti
Final Animation - Infographic Seafood Strozzapreti
Process of Work - Scene 1 - 20
Process of Work - Scene 1 - 20
Final Animation - Infographic Seafood Strozzapreti
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