Task 2- CONTENT GENERATION (Publishing Design)
30 AUG 2022- 20 SEP 2022 ( WEEK 1- WEEK 4)
CHIN ZHI XIAN / 0344352
BACHELOR OF DESIGN (HONS) CREATIVE MEDIA / Publishing Design
Task 2- CONTENT GENERATION
INSTRUCTIONS
CONTENT GENERATION
I need to prepare a minimum of 3000 words about a topic we are familiar with or discover a 3000+ word short tale online. The story should feature at least three chapters, with two subtexts and one pull quote in each.
I go find research for a story, finally, I found a story name "RICH DAD POOR DAD" but the story is a bit long so I made it short.
Figure 1.1 Content Draft
I briefly considered what I could say after briefing my short narrative, marking the portions I may mention. I discovered the following graphic sources to assist illustrate my planned concept for this story:
Figure 1.2 Overall Mood Board
Figure 1.3 Color Scheme
According to my story, I want to depict money and knowledge that seems to be the subject of discussion, this time I used the color scheme of the above figure 1.3, the reason is that my theme has a bit of a retro story and of course also has the meaning of reading and work.
Figure 1.４ Collage Style
Then I will use collage to design.
Week 2This week, we were required to begin creating at least 3-5 images in order to choose our direction for the remaining illustrations. We must work quickly to ensure that everything is completed on time. I attempted to illustrate some of the bits I selected. Here are a few of my attempts:
Figure 1.5 Progression (JPEG)
Figure 1.6 Progression (JPEG)
Figure 1.7 Progression (JPEG)
Figure 1.8 Progression (JPEG)
Figure 1.9 Progression (JPEG)
Here are all of the final visuals:Figure 2.1 FINAL (JPEG)
Figure 2.2 FINAL (JPEG)
Figure 2.3 FINAL (JPEG)
Figure 2.4 FINAL (JPEG)
Figure 2.5 FINAL (JPEG)
Figure 2.6 FINAL (JPEG)
Figure 2.7 FINAL (JPEG)
Figure 2.8 FINAL (JPEG)
Figure 2.9 FINAL (JPEG)
Figure 3.1 FINAL (JPEG)
Figure 3.2 FINAL (JPEG)
Figure 3.3 FINAL (JPEG)
Figure 3.4 FINAL (JPEG)
Figure 3.5 FINAL (JPEG)
Figure 3.6 FINAL (JPEG)
Figure 3.7 FINAL (JPEG)
Figure 3.8 Visual Compilation 
Figure 3.9 Final Visual Compilation Thumbnail
Figure 4.1 Final Visual Thumbnail PDF
INSTRUCTIONS
Figure 1.2 Overall Mood Board
Figure 1.3 Color Scheme
Figure 1.４ Collage Style
Figure 1.5 Progression (JPEG)
Figure 1.6 Progression (JPEG)
Figure 1.7 Progression (JPEG)
Figure 1.8 Progression (JPEG)
Figure 1.9 Progression (JPEG)
Here are all of the final visuals:
Figure 2.1 FINAL (JPEG)
Figure 2.2 FINAL (JPEG)
Figure 2.3 FINAL (JPEG)
Figure 2.4 FINAL (JPEG)
Figure 2.5 FINAL (JPEG)
Figure 2.6 FINAL (JPEG)
Figure 2.7 FINAL (JPEG)
Figure 2.8 FINAL (JPEG)
Figure 2.9 FINAL (JPEG)
Figure 3.9 Final Visual Compilation Thumbnail
Feedback
Week 4
My style is a little out of place for my story, so I need to come up with another style
Week 5
I get a covid so can't get the feedback. (MC)
Reflection
Experience
This endeavour has proven to be especially difficult due to the fact that the emphasis of all of our programmes has switched from physical exercise to the completion of assignments. Because of this, the quantity of work that we are required to do has essentially increased by a factor of two, which has a negative impact on both our physical and mental health.
Observation
I came to the conclusion that efficient time management was of utmost significance for this project, and that we need to take extra precautions to ensure that we do not stand in our own way. Because there are a lot of moving parts involved in the process of printing a book, it is absolutely essential for us to pay close attention to the particulars of the responsibilities that have been given to us. This is because there are a lot of moving parts involved in the process of printing a book.
Findings
Despite the fact that Mr Vinod is an excellent teacher, there are moments when I still find it hard to see how a concept might connect to the lesson I intended for the narrative to impart.
Further Reading
I made the decision to read a piece that was published in Visual Elements and educate myself on the fundamentals so that I don't make any errors.
Over the course of the past two centuries, graphic design has evolved from black-and-white techniques for books and broadsheets to substrates that can be used in analogue and digital media and all other types of full-color processes. This change is a direct result of technological advances in printing processes. Now more than ever, getting color right and using it as a tool for successful communication is more important than ever.
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