Honours research & sketchbook Jacqueline Lloyd
Collab w/ George
MAP
Research- Note to self What to figure out.
What to do next...?
What to say/ highlight?:
Research what is out there already.
-Do I want to go down the different
Research things that will hopefully
habitats route? Polar / Forest / Sea
inspire my work- what I hope my work
ect...show how those habitats are being
to look like.
effected- then the result and how it is having an effect on the animals.
Look at infographics already out there and how they provide infomation.
How help can actually help?
Suggestions on what to look at Suggestions -7 worlds 1 planet. -Planet earth 1/ 2 ect... -Kelp- Look at examples that you wouldnt think of that actually help / have an effect on the planet- show how valuable things are.
What is already out there? Habitats
Animals in danger of extinction
Events
WWF breaks down the infomation they
There was a list of animals released
Some events that I could touch on.
provide about climate change into the
recently that gave a list of what animals
Look at the fires & how they have had
different regions eg. Polar / Forest ect...
have died / become extinct within the
an effect eg. Millions of animals dying /
last decade.
Habitats being ruined / What happens
Polar regions
going forward?
Oceans
It could be like- directed towards kids?
Climate change & forests
So talk about those animals.
-California fires
Climate change & fresh water
Why they wont see them again.
-Amazon fires
Ect...
-Australia fires
Is that a bit too morbid for kids? Find the link! https://gizmodo.com/all-thespecies-declared-extinct-thisdecade-1840325660
How people can help How people can help
for those people who have little money yet still want to help make a difference
WWF provides a list of 10 ways a
I could look at other ways they can
person can start helping.
help. Eg. Helping bees if you give them sugar & water.
1. Use your voice 2. Be informed
Simple ways to help an animal that will
3. Be political
in the long run help.
4. Travel responsibly 5. Eat sustainibly 6. Reduce your waste 7. Watch what you buy 8. Ways to donate 9. Make a pledge 10. Volunteer for your world Whilst this list is useful and informative the last few a directly talking about how a person can give to charities ect...
Need a specific topic- then run with it
Inspo
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Contacting Greenpeace Rather than struggling down the line to
environmental organization with offices
try and figure out what specfic topic I
in over 55 countries and an international
want to discuss I thought that I should
coordinating body in Amsterdam, the
When talking with Greenpeace they
contact Greenpeace.
Netherlands. Greenpeace was founded
suggested discussing the topic of
in 1971 by Irving Stowe and Dorothy
Palm Oil and how it has an effect on
Stowe, Canadian and US ex-pat
Orangutans. They also provided some
Greenpeace is a non-governmental
environmental activists.
Contacting Greenpeace links to look into as a starting point for
Since it has also been discussed in the
the project.
media and things such as the ad have been made so I should look at them
https://www.greenpeace.org.uk/news/
and then take try and put my own spin
world-orangutan-day-10-facts/
on the topic.
https://www.greenpeace.org.uk/
Suggested looking at the Attenborough
news/palm-oil-oreo-cadbury-linked-
series because theres a part about
destruction-orangutan-habitat/
displaced Orangutans. He also suggests that I could send
Discussing with Adam
them a link to my work once the project is finished.
Adam said that it’s a good place to start because palm oil is already being discussed in the media a lil bit eg. Rang Tan Iceland Ad. Palm Oil isnt actually terrible if it is reuseable, its not black and white ect.. so its good to inform.
Greenpeace- Orangutans top 10 info 10) Orangutans only live on two islands
8) Nailed it – About a third of
4) Riding solo – Although we share a lot
– They can be found on the Southeast
orangutans don’t have a nail on their
of the same DNA as orangutans, they
Asian islands of Borneo and (northern)
big toe!
aren’t as sociable as us; orangutans
Sumatra. 12,000 years ago you could
spend a lot of time on their own. After
have found them in Southern China,
7) Humans of the forest – The word
mating, the female abandons the male
Indochina, Java and southern Sumatra
orangutan comes from the Malay
who has no role in caring for the baby
– the species are now extinct in these
language; ‘orang’ means human and
orangutans.
regions.
‘utan’ is derived from ‘hutan’ which
9) 3 species – It was previously
means forest, so the word orangutan
3) Nest is best – Orangutans are
literally means ‘human of the forest’.
arboreal which means they spend most
thought that there were only 2 species
of their lives in trees – they even sleep
of orangutans: the Borneo orangutan
6) Big hugs – Orangutans are usually
in nests in trees. Although Bornean
(Pongo pygmaeus) and Sumatra
between 1.2m to 1.5m tall but have a
orangutans sometimes spend time on
orangutan (Pongo abelii). However, it
longer arm span of up to 2m!
the ground, Sumatran orangutans rarely
was only last year that another species
come down to the forest floor.
was discovered: the Tapanuli orangutan
5) Basically cousins – We humans
(Pongo tapanuliensis).
share nearly 97% of the same DNA with 2) 5 a day – Orangutans mainly eat fruit orangutans, making them one of our
and leaves, but they are also known to
closest relatives after apes.
use twigs as tools to scoop termites out
Greenpeace- Orangutans top 10 info of holes in trees for a snack. 1) The orangutan population falls by 25 everyday – The rainforests that they call home are being destroyed to make way for palm oil plantations, putting the orangutan population seriously under threat. Palm oil is an ingredient used to make products for brands like Unilever, Mondelez and NestlÊ.
Greenpeace- Palm oil info It’s hard to find anything on the shelves
although Indonesia is the largest
gas emissions and, with fewer trees,
that doesn’t contain palm oil – it’s in
producer in the world.
less carbon dioxide is removed from the
about half of all supermarket products.
atmosphere.
But the palm oil industry is responsible
But this has all come at an enormous
for destroying Indonesia’s forests on an
cost. Indonesia’s forests have been
epic scale. This is accelerating climate
bulldozed, replaced with hectares
change, and also forces people from
upon hectares of plantations. Palm oil
their traditional lands and threatens
companies are encroaching on local
orangutans with extinction. We need to
communities and there are reports of
change the industry and stop palm oil
violence and people being forced from
companies destroying forests.
their land. Meanwhile, orangutans and other species are being pushed to the
Palm oil is amazingly versatile, which
edge of extinction.
is why it’s become so popular. It’s an ingredient in food like biscuits and
The destruction of Indonesia’s forests
chocolate, as well as shampoo and
is also a global problem. Deforestation
toothpaste. To meet this demand, a
is a major contributor to climate change
huge industry has developed. Oil palms
thanks to a double whammy effect.
are grown in many tropical countries,
Clearing forests produces greenhouse
Palm oil info
Important word- Displaced Displace / Displaced is a word that has been highlighted a lot throughout my first research. Note to self: When you have time go back and change brief now that there is a firmer idea of what your gonna do.
Re-writing my brief?
Notes for mini presentation
1-1 discussion & talk w/ John 1 to 1 with George about the project Have more info on the wall Keep animation simple Right now, just need to find the content then you can go from there. The vid is good idea, maybe consider audio? Have a set of small illustration Make stickers Just recycling the content you have made for people to take away
Infographics: First notes Infographics https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=IejpU9fpX5s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-D_ Np-3dVBQ https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=ztWHqUFJRTs This video uses a different way to share the idea of glimate change / green house gases- It uses the idea of a game of tetris something most people are familiar with. I think its a good way to share infomation because it can break down the infomation to a simpler format.
Infographics inspo
Infographics inspo
Infographics inspo
Case study: Info is beautiful examples Infographic 1:
Infographic 2:
This infographic gives infomation
This infographic gives infomation
on Methane, showing where it
about the growing Coronavirus, this
comes from and some effects it
example was chosen because it is
can have on the environment.
something that may have a wider audience than the first example
Positive:
so it is good to look at how the
Simple colour scheme
infomation is displayed in order to
Gradient
make sense for the big audience.
Simple to understand Flows nice
Positive:
Little icons are useful
Colour scheme Not a lot of text
Negative:
Info is broken down nice
Not very eyecatching/ will it gain
Bar chart used throughout so its
interest for people to want to
easy for audience to understand.
read it? Negative: Sizing of the text? Coloured text?- Hard to read?
Animated case study: Halo coffee Animated infographic: This infographic is by Halo Coffee. Positive: Fast paced Voice over Colour scheme Use of the O repeatedly Simple info given which is helped by simple designs Negative: Might be a bit ‘too fast’ at times but so long as the infomation given is limited it is great. https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=Jn9YnUroa50
Animated case study: Statistic/ type based Animated infographic: This infographic is animated and is used to provide infomation about Brexit and the different deals that the UK could get when they left the EU. It’s important to recognise that this work could have been viewed by thousands. Positive: Simple clean layout/ design Colour scheme is simple (but not sure how it links to the work) Voice over Timing, not slow but gives the audience time to process the info. Negative: Kinda boring? Not very engaging to the audience so they will lose interest. Font choice
Animated case study: Storyline based Animated infographic: Rang-tan: The story of dirty palm oil. The Greenpeace / Iceland christmas advert. Shows ‘Rang-tan’ in the little girls bedroom because his habitat had been destroyed. Positive: Amazing illustrations Storyline pulls at the heart strings Audience gets attached to Rang-tan Emma Thompson VO Rhyme/ storytelling VO Promotes protesting- Gets people involved. Negative: Maybe doesn’t provide a lot of clear info- explains through the story but possibly could be made a bit clear.
Other examples of using characters Two examples of how brands/ ads have incorporated a character to share infomation is Aldi’s Kevin the carrot and Alexander from the Compare the market ads. Cute: Audience will become attached to the cute characters. Tell a story: re-occuring ads that tell the story and the audience becomes invested in whats going on. Toys: Both released teddies/ plush toys of the characters. People even fought in the shop to get the Kevin toy meanwhile Compare the market have released a whole set of teddies for people to collect.
Importance of a character Greenpeace Having a cute lovable character is something that Greenpeace use within there ads a lot. Like the other two examples Greenpeace also released a teddy version of the character which many kids wanted which then helped raising money with the proceeds going to charity.
Sketching Orangutans
Sketching Orangutans Since thinking of the video or making gifs of my character I wanted to have a quick look into how the body of an Orangutan moves/ stretches ect. What next? -Have a go at creating my character -Try make a simple animation to see how you can make the character come to life.
Basic characteristics: -Big belly -Elongated arms -Hair -Hook hands / feet -Teardrop (ish) shapes
The character- Fist proper sketchy stuff First idea of what character will look like on procreate: Just a couple of sketches for how the body is shaped. Still to do: Other poses (need to figure out how he interacts with info first) Face expressions Colours ect... Put sketches into illustrator and make them vectors ect...
Animating- bringing basic character to life Quick basic animation: I created a little basic animation using procreate just to see if could understand how to animate the Orangutan’s swinging movements. I also tested to see if it looked like fluid movements when the video was put onto social media. I realise there are a few timing problems which hopefully I can correct in my actual animations when I use After Effects.
Incorporating the character What I hope mine could be like This is an example of how I would like to incorporate my character into my leaflets and infographics. Landor / Petbarn Simple Limited colour scheme Nice clean Nice use of type Character interacts with the info Sketch isnt exactly what Im gonna go off but thats the general idea of why I think I can incorporate it into my work.
Note to self/ What next? Ok, so next what you gotta do is... Start sketching designs for infographics -Then create a couple versions. Then start work on the animation/s -Short infomative ones -Ones with character? -Sketch final exhibition idea (Ruth has put the wall in between so figure out how to separate the work and make it look better in the space) Figure out freebies Talk to George about maybe the lil collab thing he wants to do (This isnt a priority atm)
Reminder: Make new file/ separate the sketchbook, the file is getting too big.
Working from home (Starts: 20/3/20)
Types of infographic Types of infographic: 1. Timelines 2. Data Visualizations 3. Anatomy 4. Processes and How-To’s 5. Comparisons 6. Lists 7. Maps
Types of infographic- How it applies to me Types of infographic & how I can use them in my work.
5. Comparisons Sort of links to the timeline I guess,
1. Timelines
but maybe you could compare how
I can use a timeline to show how much
the forests are effected VS how the
the forests have changed over the
Orangutans / other animals are?
years ect... 7. Maps 3. Anatomy
Wheres this happening?
Can use when explaining what exactly
Lil drawing of Borneo / Sumatra?
is Palm Oil stuff...
Then some info about where it is in the world...?
4. Processes and How-To’s Breaking down how they get Palm Oil,
(I will change these ideas as the
or a process of how to get sustainable
project continues depending on what
Palm Oil...
info I can find.)
Palm oil leaflet sketch
Orangutans leaflet sketch
How to help leaflet sketch
Possible colour schemes
Possible fonts Inspo for font
Title/ Back of leaflets?
Main copy font:
Bowlby One SC Regular -(I think it’s
Adobe font- Providence Sans Pro
one of the Google fonts I looked at for the last project)
The quick brown fox
jumps over the lazy dog.
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog
Backs of the leaflets PALM OIL- BACK
ORANGUTAN- BACK
HOW TO HELP- BACK
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/
https://digg.com/video/animated-
(...) Shopping basket
magazine/2018/12/palm-oil-products-
documentary-world-war-2-deaths
I want this to just be an illustration but
borneo-africa-environment-impact/
it have a shopping basket with the bad (Video) WW2 Deaths- I want my
/ good products in it, reminding the
(Gif) is inspo- I want to have a few
infographic to show how much land
viewer to shop with the sustainable
illustrations showing how much forest
has gone (like first infographic) but then
products in mind.
has been cut over the years
beside it has how the wildlife count has declined.
UPDATE: Quote for back: Only 17% of worldwide palm oil is sustainable.
UPDATE: Quote for back:
UPDATE: Something similar to this can be the infographic on the Orangutan leaflet. Quote for back: The palm oil industry causes 47% of Indonesia’s deforestion.
50 % of the products we use on a daily basis contain palm oil
Backs of the leaflets UPDATE Making changes
What kinda design im thinking of
After designing a little bit I think I will not An example of what im kinda thinking of do a small infographic on the back of
is like what Anthony Burrill does?
each leaflet, but instead make a poster
But like...Not a cheesy quote but
using typography.
instead something informative to help highlight the problem.
This project is about raising awareness and spreading a message of trying to
(This will probs be like a square?)
use less Palm Oil, so having a poster with a quote/ statement that people
Then the bottom 3rd will be the ‘cover’
can just show to start the conversation
for when its folded. Maybe have a line
could be a better idea.
that people could ‘cut’ or something so that if they used it as a poster then the cover can be cut because its not
eg. Protest posters Extinction rebellion make cool posters on similar topics.
included.
Andy’s timetable to help us
Infographic 1: Sketch
Infographic 2: Sketch BAR CHART KINDA THING STATS USED: A century ago there were probably more than 230,000 orangutans in total. 150,000 deaths from 1999-2015 Estimated population 2016 Estimated population 2025 (The IUCN estimates the number of orangutans could further decline to about 47,000 by 2025 from their population estimate of 105,000 in 2016.)
Infographic 3: Sketch
FINAL DESIGN- Leaflet (1)
FINAL DESIGN- Leaflet back (1)
FINAL DESIGN- Leaflet (2)
FINAL DESIGN- Leaflet back (2)
FINAL DESIGN- Leaflet (3)
FINAL DESIGN- Leaflet back (3)
HBUC Exhibition space ideas
HBUC Exhibition space w/ extra wall
HBUC Exhibition space inspo Explaining what it wouldve been: Each leaflet would make 3 of the posters / banners, so that would make 9 in total. Plus there would be a lil intro to the project so that would be 10. Then dividing the banners there would be a table which played animations or something, even just simple gifs of the character and then my ‘brand’. The other table would have the freebies on it. I would have also hoped to get a cute cutout of my character like the example to the left from MMU last year.
Designing exhibition spaces Looking at other exhibition spaces
Talking w/ Andy
Since I know the basic idea I would do if ‘Exhibition design is to help promote the exhibition was in uni however since
something were an exhibition space in
its been cancelled it could be interesting a museum is to help educate. No matter to look at how the work could be
what, they both aim to circulate the
displayed in other spaces.
viewer around.’
Then maybe afterwards if I liked certain aspects of my other designs I could go back to my uni area and see how my design for that could be changed & improved upon.
https://www.teamdesignshop.com/ blog/2014-01-23-10-tips-museum-exhibit-design-success https://www.bmiaa.com/concept-notation-bernard-tschumis-retrospective-travels-to-basel/ http://palmoilexpo.com/ Look into spatial design
Adapting the idea for the exhibition ‘Tips that will help make a good
3. Use Graphic Design to Create
5. Design With Clearly Defined Goals
exhibition space’
Interest, Flow and Focus
as Your Road Map
1. Tell a Story (and Stories Within the
The use of graphic design is vital to
Are you trying to educate, entertain or
Story!)
bring your museum exhibit to life. That
inspire? Do you want to make it fun for
can mean anything from signs and
the family, or strike a serious note?
There is no better way to make your
labels to banners and huge set pieces.
visitors feel like they are a part of art or
Note to self:
history or fully immersed than through
4. Embrace Technology in Your
COME BACK TO THIS WHEN
the art of museum exhibit storytelling.
Museum Exhibit Design
DESIGNING SPACE.
2. Create a Linear Flow Through the
Integrating technology into your
Museum Exhibit
museum exhibit design can help capture and hold the attention of your
For compelling museum exhibit design, use exhibit graphics, labels, signage, sounds and interactive technology as visual cues. These can help you completely immerse your visitors in different time periods.
visitors.
Adapted exhibition layout Explaining the idea:
animations.
This mockup exhibition space isnt
The square pieces are where the
exactly what I would want it too look
‘freebies’ wouldve been.
like but I think it does give a rough idea of what to expect. I want it too
I think also I would have wayfinding
be immersive so surrounding the
on the floor to guide the viewers
viewers with the trees would hopefully
around the room but it would be
give them the feel like they’re ‘in that
footprints of the orangutans / human
environment’.
shoe prints and then towards the end tractor lines, this then linking
One side was to have trees like the
to the overall idea of showing the
forest and then the walls talking about
deforestation.
PO would have palm trees to give the feel that the environment has to change in order to get these products (signifying the deforestation). The 2 blank walls, they are where screens would be to play the
Adapted exhibition layout
Inspo for the adapted exhibition Explaining the adapted exhibition: These examples are to reinforce the idea of what I would expect for a ‘real exhibition’ to look like if it was in a museum environment. The exhibition would be mainly directed at kids. The posters would be incorportated to explain each stage, but hopefully it would feel immersive, they could see the natural habitat of the orangutans (This is when the wayfinding of orangutan tracks would be included) and then futher in the exhibiton see the aftermath of the palm oil industry and see the environment chanage to the plantations seeing trees cut down ect... (this is when the wayfinding would change to tractor tracks ect...)
Title for exhibition INDONESIA’S PALM OIL PROBLEM For the title I wanted it to hint at what the problem was ect... Like it sort of will tell a story? I like the Battersea & Wood Green use of symbols. I think my idea is pretty much the same as what Wood Green chose to do. So in the ‘O’ of each letter I will put a symbol that links to the story. 1. The lil map of Sumatra/Borneo (But idk if I like the way it looks) 2. Palm Oil tree 3. Orangtaun. (this could as be used for other animals eg. tigers)
Other uses for logo / symbols
Logo / icons: Like I mentioned earlier I wanted to include the symbols within the text title because it helps explain the ‘story’ a little bit, however I think rather than just using the text as ... I guess branding? these 3 icons could be incorporated in other ways and possibily become understandable without the text having to accompany it.
Other uses for logo / symbols / patterns
Testing the watch idea The watch strap idea: Back at the very start of the project Andy & I discussed about making watch strap designs that tackled specific issues. Well, obviously the project took a turn and I went down a different route. But I always thought in the back of my mind that if I had time I could get a mockup and see what could have been. Since this is just a test and I couldn’t find a mockup for the band, I have used a site and taken screen shots just so I can see the idea and how it would’ve looked. I think it doesnt look too bad just the pictures arent very good quality. (Website I used) https://www.zazzle.co.uk/create_your_ own_apple_watch_band
Pure imagination storyboard (not doing this)
What animations I will aim to make What animations I will try to make: I want to try and make some gifs of my character moving. Even if its just re-making the sketchy ones I did on procreate as the test but I think they actually went quite well. & hopefully do a vid like the ww2 one but like showing the decline of the orangutans (using the info from the barchart on the 2nd leaflet.)
(Original procreate sketch & the 3 instagram tests)
UPDATE: Whilst creating the video, ive ran into some problems with my laptop/ graphics card so After Effects isnt work properly. I can’t even get it fixed because of the lockdown so I dont know (These where the updated illustations that where being used (ropes would have moved ect..) if I will be able to finish the video.
when my laptop is fixed ill post them on instagram ect.. when I show other parts of my work)
Explaining/Storyboard of what the deaths infographic would have been
Things that would’ve been freebies
Possible collab map w/ George
Looking at some animals to possibly include
Collab w/ George Now that we have lists of animals: We will pick 2/3 animals from each of the lists which I will then illustrate and give to George who will create a map which links to his work, then animate the animals popping up ‘appearing’ then fading out / disappearing.
UPDATE: We decided that with the current events and time schedule that we both won’t have time to do the collab but once the project is over we will do the work just so that we have something extra thats of a good standard to go into our portfolios.
Submitting work online What to include? Exhibition space? Freebies?
Behance layoutNeed to look for inspo for how to create/ layout what you want to show. Look at: WMH Turner & Duckworth Landor Pentagram ect....
3 Pages for ‘online exhibition’ inspo WMH- Blue skies brand
Turner Duckworth- Heart charity
Pentagram- London taxi drivers kids charity
3 Pages for ‘online exhibition’ inspo Wolffolins- British Heart Foundation
CGH NYC-Animal planet
Young & Rubicam-I Rescue
Rough idea- 3 Pages for ‘online exhibition’ (This might change closer to exhibition)
Rough idea- 3 Pages for ‘online exhibition’ (This might change closer to exhibition)
Rough idea- 3 Pages for ‘online exhibition’ (This might change closer to exhibition)
Personal reflection Overall view of the project: I think that I have succeed in doing what I have faced a few problems during this
products in order to raise awareness
I hoped to do within my brief, raising
project eg. Lockdown and my laptop
was challenging but something I know
awareness about a problem affecting
not being able to get fixed. Despite this
will help me with future projects.
animals ect...
I do think I have made the best of what I could and does like I said meet the
This project even opened my eyes to
hopes I had set within my brief.
the problem of Palm Oil because I didn’t understand the full extent of it until I
A new skill that I have learnt about
had researched so I think I have tried to
and haven’t really considered much
break down what information I found to
was exhibition layout. I really enjoyed
be ‘digestible’ so that even people who
researching different exhibitions and
know very little can still learn and see
seeing how to navigate an audience
how they can help with the problem.
through whilst providing simple broken down information.
Overall I would say the project went well, but personally think it could have
Another thing that I think I have
been better if I had managed to finish
improved on is thinking of what
creating my videos.
products could be made, seeing how I could adapt my work to physical
Where I got my info from https://www.onegreenplanet.org/animalsandnature/ innocent-animals-sufferingat-the-hands-of-the-palmoil-industry/
https://www.orangutantrekkingtours.com/orangutan-blog/palm-oil-products-are-killing-orangutans/ http://asc.fisipol.ugm. ac.id/2018/12/21/challenges-indonesias-palm-oil-industry-overview/ https://www.greenpeace. org.uk/challenges/palm-oil/ https://www.rainforest-rescue.org/topics/palm-oil#start https://thecornishlife. co.uk/10-things-youre-buying-probably-contain-palmoil/
https://www.greenpeace. org.uk/news/world-orangutan-day-10-facts/
https://www.teamdesignshop.com/blog/2014-01-2310-tips-museum-exhibit-design-success
https://www.goodtoknow. co.uk/food/food-news/ palm-oil-products-toavoid-460304
https://www.mockupworld. co/free/a4-flyer-with-foldlines-mockup/
https://orangutan.org/rainforest/the-effects-of-palmoil/
https://wwf.panda.org/ our_work/forests/deforestation_fronts2/deforestation_ in_borneo_and_sumatra/
https://www.thegreatprojects.com/palm-oil-adark-future-for-orangutans https://www.bmiaa.com/ concept-notation-bernard-tschumis-retrospective-travels-to-basel/ http://palmoilexpo.com/ https://www.nationalgeographic.com/ magazine/2018/12/ palm-oil-products-borneo-africa-environment-impact/
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/ environment/2018/12/ palm-oil-destroying-rainforests-household-items/ https://wwf.panda.org/ knowledge_hub/where_we_ work/borneo_forests/borneo_deforestation/ https://uk.reuters.com/ article/us-palmoil-deforestation-study/ palm-oil-to-blame-for39-of-forest-loss-in-borneosince-2000-study-idUKKBN1W41HD
https://www.greenpeace. org/international/publication/18455/the-final-countdown-forests-indonesia-palm-oil/ https://greenglobaltravel. com/how-to-avoid-productswith-palm-oil/#How%20 to%20Figure%20Out%20 Which%20Products%20 Contain%20Palm%20Oil https://greenpalm.org/ about-palm-oil/what-ispalm-oil/what-is-palm-oilused-for https://www.greenhousepr.co.uk/sustainable-palm-oil-rt17/ https://www.nationalgeographic.com/news/2018/02/ orangutan-habitat-loss-hunting-killing-borneo-spd/
Honours research & sketchbook Jacqueline Lloyd