The Symbol Project Christopher Lee Fall 2010
Communication Studio
WEEK 8 - Take and print 20 photographs of your chosen object. -Printout your visual research.
WEEK 8
20 IMAGES OF OBJECTS
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WEEK 8
20 IMAGES OF OBJECTS
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WEEK 8
20 IMAGES OF OBJECTS
VISUAL RESEARCH bot·tle –noun
1. a portable container for holding liquids, characteristically having a neck and mouth and made of glass or plastic. 2. the contents of such a container; as much as such a container contains: a bottle of wine. 3. bottled cow’s milk, milk formulas, or substitute mixtures given to infants instead of mother’s milk: raised on the bottle. 4. the bottle, intoxicating beverages; liquor: He became addicted to the bottle.
History: Humans have always looked for ways of transporting fresh water from its source. The Romans constructed aqueducts, a system to deliver water to the cities, and containers such as vase or animal skin to carry water. Especially during war time, and increase in outdoor activites, such as hiking and traveling long distances, other containers were made to transport water. In the beginning, water was sold in glass bottles. Plastic became popular after a highdensity polyethylene was introduced.
In 2008, Bisphenol-A, or BPA, a hazardous chemical was found in several water bottles, now some companies are promoting their containers BPA free.
Problem Solved: Stainless steel water bottles, unlike aluminum water bottles; it does not require a harmful chemical resin to prevent corrosion or have a sort of metallic after taste. Metal water bottles have been a trend, or a part of American culture, since the mas manufacture of these items, quite like the reusable tote bags at many grocery and retail stores. Metal bottles are reusable and they are free of any hazardous chemicals.
Stainless Steele Clean BPA
Metal Stainless Steel Aluminum Long Cylindrical Metal polish Water Green Earth Environment Canteen Hiking Backpacking Plastic Redcross Green peace Clean Safe Positive Tap Distilled Mineral Glass Trash
Landfill Recycle BPA Chemicals Purify Purity Clear Tranquil Crystal Rain Bottle Canister Capsule Storage Flask Jug Thermos Fresh Grassy Growth Raw Youthful Movement Progression
Break through Evolution Waste Plastic bags Bio degradable Toxic Ocean Polycarbonate Urban Health Bacteria Fitness Nature Energy Hydration Sparkling White Clarity Sterile Hygienic Sanitary Unpolluted Tarnished Crystal
WEEK 8
Problem:
Stainless Steele: Durable metal that leaves no after taste or odor. This metal is highly recyclable. Water: Humans are 70% water, and we cannot survive without water. Water keeps us moving and energized. It helps us function. It gives life. Environment: Green, eco-friendly. Sustainable. A habitat we live in. Clean: free from stains, dirt, or toxins. Safe. BPA: Bisphenol A, an organic compound that can be used to make polycarbonate and other plastic materials. This compound can be also found in plastic containers and water bottles. Urban: city life, mass population, city of growth and progression.
WEEK 9 - 20 IMAGE MAKING ITERATIONS 8X8
WEEK 9
20 ITERATIONS 8x8 SQUARE TEMPLATES
WEEK 9
WEEK 9
20 ITERATIONS 8x8 SQUARE TEMPLATES
WEEK 9
WEEK 9
20 ITERATIONS 8x8 SQUARE TEMPLATES
8 ITERATIONS WORKSHOP DRAWINGS
WEEK 9
WEEK 10 - CHOOSE BEST 6 AND MAKE 8X8 ITERATIONS -GO TO BUSINESS AND INSTITUTION AND BRING IN PHOTOS
WEEK 10
6 REFINED ITERATIONS
IMAGES OF INSTITUTION
WEEK 10
WEEK 10
20 IMAGES OF OBJECTS
WEEK 10
WEEK 11 - 11 x17 Posters of Object -Type Treatment
WEEK 11
11X17 POSTER
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WEEK 11
TYPE TREATMENT
WEEK 11
WEEK 12 - REFINE POSTER
WEEK 12
24 X 36 POSTERS
WEEK 12
WEEK 13 - FINAL POSTERS ARE DUE
WEEK 13
FINAL POSTERS
WEEK 13