Semester one

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Viewpoint of Shweta Govil


Contents Colour and Form

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Design Overview

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Letter design

Word and Image

Photography

Science and Liberal Arts

Communication Studies

Design concern and Concept Drawing

Cognitive Psycology

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Anil Sinha

Tarun Deep Gridher Anil Sinha

Suresh Immanuel and Chakradhar Deepak John Mathew Anwar A lam

Madhusudan Mukherjee M. P. Ranjan

Suresh Immanuel and Vivekanada Dr. Baral

Special thanks to Sanjay and Armeen


Color and Form

A particular frame of selected photographs was

developed in 30x30cm and converted to 2D artwork with 3 different

colour schemes such as colour scheme, monochromatic and gray scale.

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HARMONY

RHYTHM

In the course on colour and composition, we were

create textures .

with elements of design such as line (Horizontal,

perspective as well as gradation of colour from

told to play with line using three principle of

I fiddled with principles of design such as balance,

design (i.e harmony, rhthym and contrast). I played

gradation of size and direction to produce linear

Vertical and Diagonal). I learnt importance of line

warm to cool and tone from dark to light to

as useful and versatile graphic device that is made to function in both visual and verbal ways. Lines

can be combined with other lines to create textures

and patterns. The use of line in combination results in the development of form and value, which are other elements of design. I studied combination

of lines for development of form and value, and to

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CONTRAST

CONTRAST

produce aerial perspective and to add interest and

movement to a shape. I studied contrast by putting opposing elements e.g. opposite colours, contrast in tone or value - light / dark, contrast in

direction - horizontal / vertical , contrast in size thick / thin, etc.

HARMONY

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RHYTHM


Final Selection

We were given four different shapes like circle, triangle, square and parallelogram and had to

make form within the frame which can shows solid or linear object. I explored many forms and at

times i used to feel so restrained as we had to take any three shapes and study on it. While making,

many forms were looking familiar form. I tried to make forms which were inspired from nature.

The form which was got selected were some of the shape of whale (whale is a wild and huge humped

backed creature and their teeth have sharp edges)

insert inside the circle than after further exploring ,the form character came out. Than we had to play

Colour Interaction

with selected form having color interactions in mind in different orientation inside the square in foreground and background using different

colour principles such as complementary, adjacent, feminine, striking, primary, secondary, gradient colours, gray scale, etc.

Than explored the gradation effect in form inside

or outside the shape. I used shades and tones of a

particular colour with the selected form to create different shapes and give illusion of 3 D effect.

Gradient Effect within Shape and Form

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Than came, experiment with 3D application of

selected form. Then I explored the application of selected form by designing different products of

day to day use e.g. Chair, soap case, foot mat, shirt button, tricycle for kids.

I also designed posters using the selected form and colour gradients keeping in mind the type and size of font used for title.

Chair

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Soap Case

This course on colour andf form has reiterated how simple elements and principles of design such as

different types of lines, shades and tones of colours and their combination can be used to create

different shapes, forms, textures, patterns, 2D and 3D effect, etc.

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Poster


Letter Design

My experience with letter design started by

introducing my name in my regional language.

Study of Name

Been born and bought up in Delhi, my mother

toungue was “HINDI”. So, i explored my name by giving different strokes by different mediums.

Though i learned “URDU” in an elementary stage. Than we learned making storkes like straight,

diagonal, curves, etc. with the help of Rib pen. The purpose was to undertsand the importance of strokes in letter design.

Than we were introduced about the importance

of typeface (ie. serif and sans serifs). We learned

about the anatomy of typeface also. Than we were

divided in group to learn more about the typeface, was teamed up with other 4 classmate to learn about importance of serif typeface.

Understanding of Serif typeface

Study of strokes

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In the beginning, everyone was wondering why

Stages

Tarun is asking about our character from each one of us., than our name was exchanged on a piece of paper by each of us. I got “Dorje as a humorous” and were told to portray his character in any

typeface which we chose. Than i chose many type which match his character and started fondling

with his name. At times, Dorje was coming out with serious type, slowly i was able to portray him as a HUMOROUS.

While scribbing with his name “Chamspa Rinchen Dorje”, i tried to give importance to his character “Humorous” by showing : “J” stands for “Joker” .

“e” as a character of laughing with stomach hold on.

Change the orientation of each word. Showed Spun in his name.

Showed continous flow than after a while there is a break to laugh on hid jokes.

Showed his ability to grab attention around him.

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Final Selection

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We were told to select any existing product, cost

not exceeding RS.10. and from any other product, of a different sector and using the name of the

first product, create a logotype in Black and White for the second product. I analyze on the given

brand “Lays” about his company, logo, and his

meaning, etc. and also studied about Contraceptive pills. Than i figure out the exact meaning of

contraceptive pill, variety of medicines available

here and which one is commonly used and known

by common people. Than i started making logotype for Contraceptive pills as Lay’s according to the features of Contraceptive pills.

Exploration of Contraceptive pills

Studies of characteristics of Lay’s shown as Contraceptive Pills:

S represents the body of a modern woman who is

confident, is in command of her life and can take decisions about when to have children as lay’s has put

her anxieties and fears about undesired pregnancy to rest.

Lay’s as a whole made in such form that it indicate

safety, protection, freedom, confidence and decision making command of her life.

L indicate safety, protection and S indicate freedom,

confidence and decision making command of her life.

Final Selection

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Design overview We were assigned to know about the meaning

We were given an assignment to introduce our self

purpose, planning or functionality of the object and

like Simple, Sensitive, Jovial, Helpful, Honest, Hard

and importance of “Design” in our life. As per my

and the product we associate or like. I introduce

understanding, I define design as a overall process,

about myself by stating good and bad adjective

are done for the customer satisfaction. Design has

worker, Stubborn at times ;“Quiet person when

pervaded into our day to day life. It affects simple

meet new people like a rat, when get open I’m like

goods used by grass roots people such as stapler,

a cat”; Loves cheering my friends with my dance

dustbin, punching machine. water bottle, etc. to

like chimp famously known as “Dancing Chimp”

complex electronic goods such as mobile phone,

small kid at heart, loves exploring small - small

TV, washing machine, refrigerators, computers, etc.

thing whether its gizmo, place, food, etc. and a bad

As a designer from a common man as in addition

habit of taking tension for no reason.

to being user friendly, keep in mind the target

The product i relate and like is Laptop as it kills

audience for whom the product is being designed

time, User friendly, Reliable, Explorable, Simple,

and look at other components such as style,

Easy to carry, Elegant and Self sufficient.

elegance, dimension, use, etc. The whole approach has become very inclusive and dynamic and my

mind is active 24x7 as my whole perspective and

viewpoint involves careful observation and is very

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analytical and critical.

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I were assigned to make combination of palmtop and mobile and the games for 7 - 12 years kid

in rural and urban area which can be afford by

their parents. I studied on variety of mobile and their features available in the market which we

fascinates kids to have this kind of gizmos in their

pocket and they can easily associated it with them.

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NOTES

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CONTACTS

NITRO

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OFFICE

Than i set my target to add those application in

DICTIONARY

NOTEBOOK

MS OFFICE

GPS

NITRO NOTEBOOK

mini plamtop which would’nt affect them were

Message, Contacts, Games, Calendar, Calculator,

Clock, Dictionary, MS Office, GPS, Global time zone, Reminder, Notes and FM radio, Regional language Nitro Notebook: Learning system that helps

children develop maths, science, and language abilities, it is aimed for the age of 6-12yrs old

kids. Camera. Video, Web and Bluetooth were not added and have been avoided so that they cannot be misused. I introduced memory game for kids so that they can observe and gain knowledge of

Mini Palmtop with cartoon cover designed for

words. Features were in simplified form, touch

7-12 year age group

screen, regional languages softwares were installed for those people who can easily communicate,

changeable mini plamtop cover which has cartoon character on it.

POWERMIND POWERMIND START GAME POWERMIND BEST SCORE INSTRUCTION SETTINGS ABOUT EXIT GAME

POWERMIND POWERMIND POWERMIND

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POWERMIND INSTRUCTION POWERMIND POWERMIND

One player game unused alphabets, make the word ; alphabets keep coming in ; player have to pick the speed to form the word ; if delay and it fill the screen it will End... Objective is to make the words quickly and get higher score.....

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POWERMIND POWERMIND POWERMIND

POWERMIND POWERMIND POWERMIND Y

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Powermind game designed for 7 - 12 year age group

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Word And Image In this course, we were introduced with the

meaning like Syntax ; Pragmatics and Semantics.

All these words were new to us, so it was traveling out of mind and we looked for meaning. Than we got a bit clear vision about these meanings. All

these words has lot to play with word and image ;

as it plays vital roles. for example : Photographs of Apple stands for Apple (Direct Approach) ; Smoke reminds fire (Indirect Approach), etc.

This is an example of the indirect approach. The overpowering

it. So according to our understanding, we started

shown by laughter.

headache is reduced by the balm to insignificant proportions,

We were than assigned to collect images which

depicted by the size of the letters, followed by relief from pain,

had integration of word and image and present

our process by collecting images which has direct,

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indirect, complementary, metaphors, etc. behind it.

This advertisement follows the direct approach by drawing a

metaphoric parallel between the relationship between the dog and that between the child and the network and the customer, both faithfully serving.

This commercial uses witty representation by reversing the proverb “Easier said than done.� The effect of the glue is so instant that its action is faster than words.

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Break for Kyoorius Design Yatra, Goa............

Eric Kessel founder of Kesselskramer, who showed

Campal, Panjim, Goa in September 13-15, 2008,

Chanel-5, Ben, Diesel, Hans Brinkers youth hostels,

Kyoorius Design yatra 2008, held at Kala Academy was an attempt to provide a communications

platform for the design and creative fraternity of India and abroad.

It provided a space where the creative think-tanks

amazing work of their projects that include

brands of Audi, Heineken, Nike, Levis, English TV low budget hotels in Amsterdam and the Dutch postal service.

of India and abroad ‘converged,’ shared exciting new ideas and innovations with each other. It features presentations by prominent

international practitioners in the fields of design,

web branding and marketing as well as holding a

workshop and panel discussions on various areas.

Speakers i really enjoyed seeing their presentation on the themes “Convergence” were:

Apart from Kyoorius Design Yatra, we enjoyed the amazing raining weather out there. I enjoyed the ride with Neha to Arambor Beach along with my

batchmate.Enjoyed the Scenic beauty of Goa beach, Rajesh Dahiya founder of Co Design, who showed highlights of their projects include an interactive design for Levi’s Icon store, Xyls, Ideaspice, etc.

tourists playing out there. kids making castle out there, Goan selling jewellery accessories, people enjoying Goan food. It was an overall different experience for me.

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After a one long week, we were back to NID...and our word and image started again...

Out of 15 sketches, we were assigned to select the final for exploration which represents iconic and

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symbolic meaning.

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15 Rough Sketches of Different Object


Feeder bottle is symbolic and iconic representation as it is closest to baby after mother symbolic of

mother child love, affection,warmth relation and

unconditional close love relation is my inspiration... Feeder bottle also satisfy the child’s hunger and

also after having milk, the child sleeps in a carefree manner.

Why I took Feeder Bottle ?

Because, i took “Feeder bottle” as an object to

study as it reminds me of childhood innocent,

selfless, best part of life “kaash bachpan kabhi

khatam nahi hota” as it is the best period because

baby doesnt have to worry about assignment, jury. ” Khao Piyo Mast “and it represents child in me. While exploring it, I was trying to portray the situation of the child. I looked for material,

structure and look of feeder bottle played with

orientation, black and white balance. Complement the object with the word which are easily expressed in design.

Different Stages of Exploration

Silence

Indexical Meaning:

Bottle is kept aloof as if child has thrown te bottle;

Child must have finished the milk and has gone for sleep

Symbolic Meaning:

Lonely ; Lazy ; Silence ; Peace ; “As Bottle is Empty, Stomach is Full”

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Final Selection

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Photography Reflection

We were introduced to yesteryears cameras like SLR , TLR and Sinar with feature like apertures, speed, ISO, depth of field, exposure, meter, etc.

We learned importance of grayscale which were

lately played important role in our photogram and developing process of film into image in photo

paper before that we suggested a number of topics

for photography such as texture, pattern, portraits, reflections, shadow, street life, etc. and finally

reflection and shadow assigned by our faculty. I

was lucky to team up with Neha who is a localite and we set out early morning on her scooty to

Vastrapur lake which is famous jogging spot with morning walkers.

Initially for 2 days, we tried to take pictures of

reflection through water, mirror, etc. Then we had

to explore other meanings of reflection rather than just literal meaning. We then set out to explore

reflection of poverty, misery, happiness, concern, affection,etc. This was a mixed response as we went through a series of negative and positive

emotions experienced due to deprivation such as hunger, disease and sibling concern, parent child

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relationship, etc.

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Sidhpur

One day, Sir took us to Sidhpur and Rani Ki Vav on

In one of the haveli, there were around 300

around 7am. It was a fun filled trip and we had

wooden almirah decorated wid beautiful motifs

a study tour cum excursion. We left NID campus around 5:30 am and reached our destination

snack with tea and headed for shoot around the haveli in Sidhpur. History behind the Sidhpur

was amazing when we inquired from local people

staying out there. My eyes was stuck at an amazing arcihtecture and their cultures out there.My feeling was like as i am stepped into another world.

windows and there were many gali in which there

were colorful painted haveli. Inisde the haveli, the were still alive. Then we left for Rani ki Vav which is one of the most amazing and magnificent step well, I have ever witnessed. We were awestruck

by the ornamental work, beautifully proportioned sculptures, architectural, brilliance and wanted to shoot each and every view from different angles.

Rani ki Vav

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In this assignment, we were assigned to do studio shoot of nidus product with the themes “RETRO�. Me, Kanchan and Neha worked together on the

layout to shoot the themes to come out with the result. While shooting, we kept in mind what

actually retro denote or classify culturally outdated

or aged trends, modes, or fashions, from the overall postmodern past, but have since that time become functionally or superficially the norm once again.

Studio shoot on Retro theme

In this assignment, we were assigned to shoot

and has a mix of rural and urban, rich and poor

brought up in Delhi, I chose to shoot street life

and everything conceivable under the sun such as

independently and were told to shoot on the

people lined up for food, generous people offering

particular themes in Reflection. Been born and

food to the poor, vendors selling ready made food

in Old Delhi. As during those week, Bomb blast

spices, datuns, tea, snacks, flowers, beedi, etc. This

happened, we could’nt go out for shoot due to

unique experience on streets of Old Delhi evokes

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fear.When i went to my hometown, i grab the

a number of emotions such as helplessness on

opportunity to show the reflection of Old Delhi.

seeing people lined up for food, different religions

Delhi being the capital attracts a lot of migrants

communities living in harmony, hustle and bustle

from other states as it offers job opportunities

due to trade and commerce activities.

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We were also assigned to make presentation on

famous photographer and analyze his photographs. I was lucky to chose the great photographer

Raghubir, who have excel in this photography

field. While doing this work, i tried my best to understand and analyze his work in terms of

importance of Elements and Principles of Design.

Reflection of Street life in Old Delhi

The purpose of this course was to know all the basic funda of handling manual camera nd developing

process to get good result and to be able to play with lights and get a perfect frame of a particular themes.

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Science and Liberal Arts India is a multi-lingual, multi- religious society

Sun is the symbol

where people belonging yo different castes, creed,

of

religion, languages live in harmony. India can

birth and death

be aptly described as unity in diversity because

light and power

inspite of the differences, there is a common thread

hope and beginning.

interweaving different sections of society. In earlier day, India has been invaded by Mughal and British and has imbibed part of their culture.

During this course we were told to make logo which represents India.In my assignment, i

designed logo which represent Indian flag and Sun God which is worshipped and is the essence of all

life on our planet. I have covered aspects of science, religion and arts.

Saffron color depicts courage and sacrifice

While making the Symbol, i kept in mind that

White color depicts truth and peace

it somehow represents India. I tried to show to

Green color depicts faith and chivalry

24 spokes in the chakra represent 24 virtues

Yellow color depicts enlightenment and intellect

like Courage, Patience, Peacefulness, Kindness,

Sympathy, Godly knowledge, Godly wisdom, Godly moral, Reverential fear of God, Hope/trust/faith in

twilight, green from greenery and than it creates

as we are dependent on carbon dioxide, sun and

It also plays important role in Architecture which

the goodness of God.

the nice painting of this world. It is the most

etc. Sun is also important element in our daily life

powerful and bright star.

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food. It also plays role in Religion as sun is God of

are the best example is “Konark Temple� popularly

light, we worship God Surya, and we listen Gayatri .

known as Sun temple in Orissa. Wheel of sun

Mantra early morning. It also plays important role

chariot used to inform people about the timing of

in Arts like Swastika and Sun Cross is been seen as

sun. People used to work according to the sun, for

a symbol.It also plays an important role in Color,

example: if the sunlight struck in the middle and

A band of colours produced by separation of the

the sun is about to set, people used to pack up their

components of light by their different degrees of

work and used to go back to home to spend time

refraction according to wavelength,

with their family, by having dinner together and

Example: in a rainbow, etc. It also plays an

sharing the whole day experience.

important role in Arts , when sun goes down it take

This is how people used to assume their time

black color from the night and get yellow color

from moon, skyblue from the sky and orange from

according to the sunrays passed through sun wheel

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of Konark temple.


In our group project we chose turban as a

representation of Indian culture as turban is used across religions (sikh, muslim, hindus)

and in different parts of the country (i.e Punjab, Rajasthan, Gujarat). Turban is a headdress

consisting of a long scarf-like single piece of cloth wound round the head or an inner hat

In Hindi, a turban is called a pagrī or sāfā.

Sikhs often call it dastar (pronounced dastār),

a distinctive and more respectful Punjabi word

for a Sikh ‘turban’. The word dastar (pronounced destār in Turkish) is also used in the Mevlevi

order of Whirling. In the districts of Kodagu and

Mysore, turban is known as Mysore peta. In Islamic religion, wearing turban is considered customary.

Muslims call turban “imamah”. Most of the scholars in Muslim countries wear turban. It symbolise their class, caste and religious association.

Some of the silk fabric used for making turbans include are Pure Silk and Satin Silk.

Stages of wearing turban

Turbans worn by Rajputs from Rajasthan are woven in different fabrics including tie-dyes, leheriyas or self woven brocades. Zari work,

Zardozi, Crystals, sequins and stones are also used to adorn the turbans for special occasions.

Turbans have many connotations in Indian

context. It gives an identity. It has evolved during

the course of time. Today it seems that bandannas have replaced turbans, which no longer signifies the cultural values of turban. Today these

bandannas are more a fashion statement which adds stylish look.

Yet turbans have retained their identity and

dignity. They still provide a strong representation of India.

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Communication Studies In this course, their purpose was to unite the

• Naming is the art of power.

artifacts and communicative acts by providing

strands through interaction and experience.The

main aim was to foster an understanding of media perspectives from contemperory theory and

situating them in theoretical frameworks. It tooks a closer look at some of the basic communication

Our perception of color is very less due to

species, as we have adapted few.

Aristophanes - lack - feelin of emptiness - due

to lack , we desire more - male feel lack ; vice versa.

• “When we do something, we get temporary

models that invovles:

feeling of fullness”. - Jouissance

• Identity is Nothing, but a series of

Sender - Message - Receiver

identification.

• Desire and thinking more to complete our life, our desires and our fulfillment.

Feedback

• Media is the extension of man or woman

or human. Every extension amplifies and

Through the analysis of images, texts, and the mass

amputates. eg : our clothes is an extension of

and hypermdeia, the course were intended on

encouraging debate, questioning stereotypes and

our body.

thereby arriving at a more profound understanding

• Rule of advertisments - Never make a

of media artifacts.

advertisement, where there is no rule od

The issues discussed were :

stereotypes.

• Communication is a basic of sharing and non-

communication is monologue (inter-personal)

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as 0,1 or 0 and 1 comes from the word binary digits as1 deals with yes signal and 0 deals

We were told to make representation about our

something other than itself.

moody,etc. When we showed this to our faculty i

with no signal.

name. What we are...I tried to show my emo-

• Code is a system of signs; sign represents

tions and expression on my name ie. she is jovial.

• Sign is constitutes by two sides

got to know what exactly he was expecting. Apart

Signified = signifier (Arbitary connection)

from our real identity he wanted some metaphor

• Our mind think in structure because our

or indirect way to connect our name with it which

language is in structure.

has a lot to relate with our identity. As we are

• Our mind is like binary opposition - opposite attracts.

somehow relate to some thing we stands outs our

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identity.


We were assigned for group presentation where

We all started by understanding “what panop-

control.

home and is not allowed to go out of home as there

we studied on the concept of Focault’s Panopticism and the techniques of discourse generation and What panopticsm means?

Seeing without been seened.

Panopticon (“all-seeing”) functioned as a round-the-

clock surveillance machine. Its design ensured that no

prisoner could ever see the ‘inspector’ who conducted

surveillance from the privileged central location within

the radial configuration. The prisoner could never know when he was being surveilled -- mental uncertainty

that in itself would prove to be a crucial instrument of discipline.

The theory of discipline in which everyone is

observed and analyzed is embodied in a building that makes these operations easy to perform. It

is a functional, permanent structure. The transi-

tion from one to another represents the move to a

society in which discipline is based on observation and examination. The disciplinary society is not

necessarily one with a panopticon in every street: it is one where the state controls such methods of

ticsm means” than we tried analysing the movie “Disturbia” where the boy is punished to stay at is a detector device tide in his leg, if crossed the

limit it alarms. To kill his time, he started keeping

eye on his neighbours. Suddenly, he find some fault with one of his neighbour, started watching him what he do and all…as that strange fellow was doing some wierd things out there in his own

house. Somehow, a news of missing women in

news and newspaper was happnening.He felt that he have seen this missing lady.He and his two

other friend got involved in mission to find out the strange fellow. There was an amazing twist that

the strange fellow was itself was keeping an eye

on that boy since he felt that he is keeping an eye on him. The boy struggles a lot to find the truth

behind the strange fellow and ultimately boy got

the whole scenario behind the missing women by finding dead bodies in the stranger house.

coercion and operates them throughout society.

The development of a disciplinary society involves socio-economic factors, particularly population increase and economic development.

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Design Concern and Concept In this course, we were introduced about food and

We took :

Than we were divided into three groups; assigned

our life. With the help of sunlight, we gets food

design concept...I started wondering what is design

a)Sun as a metaphor to explain the meaning of

doing design with food.???

converter, as sun also plays important role in

to do brainstorming on three segment like

in return from plants and trees gets carbon

producer, converter and producer. Our day started

dioxide from Sun. So in that context, Sun plays an

with WHAT CONVERTER ACTUALLY MEANS???

important role in Converter.

We had arguments with each other and finally

we listed all those words which was ruling in our mind.

b)Chain as a metaphor to show the link between

For me, Converter means;

producer and consumer. We placed all the words

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Raw material - Finished Product - Market Exchange- Profit

that showed link of restaurants, caterers, festivals, adulteration, etc.

for the survival of the consumer

• Link between producer and consumer • Improve quality and quantity • Improve standard of living

• Play important role in copyrights, patents, trademark, etc.

• Builds brand identity • Sets Target

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Than we were again assigned in different group

After our research, we all were stuck as we had

like Jain food, Marwari food, and Parsee food.

limited resource. So we choose Road as a metaphor

temple, etc.Me and Archana decided to go to take

out the opportunities about Jain food that is solar

We got distributed and looked where Jain was

available ie. Jain community, Jain Residents, Jain

interview of Jain family, where we met one family,

they were truly followers of Jainism named “SHAH family” and met others family too but in their

family their next generation believed in havin food at late night, eating out, etc.We started by asking about the Jain food and culture.We realized that all Jain food was more dependent on religious

culture. They don’t believe in having bolied water

for Jain food. As Jain believed in walking in right path. True believer of “Ahinsa”. Than we listed cooker, games, clothes, anti bacteria mineral

water, Jain food outlet, Jain caterers, Jain Tantra T-shirt, etc. Than I realized that their objective

was to sensitize their emotions; to understand the procedure of how designs sells in the market with the help of research to get efficient result.

as they don’t want to kill bacteria. They don’t have underground roots food. They have substitutes

for potatoes like they have banana samosa, pizza without onion, etc. They also do have basic food like us but they believe in putting species.

Other group got data about monk’s life and their food culture. They never cook instead they go to people house for bheeksha in patra and never

had money or utensil to cook. They even don’t

believe in taking bath and stayed in caves with no electricity.

“Jeene ke liye khaate hai, shuak ke liye nahi khaate.

Jeene ke liye khaana hai, khaane ke liye nahi khaana.”

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Sketching In this course, the main objective was to improvise on observation and drawing skills.

I prefer doing sketching when i m tension free. My sketches look : Free flowing

Rough sketch Continous

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Contour

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Cognitive Psycology Cognitive psychology is the branch of psychology

artists, architects and designers often study this

Cognitive psychology is related to other disciplines

processes. The exposure to cognitive psychology

branch of psychology and can all benefit from

that studies mental processes including how

understanding of internal mental states and

people think, perceive, remember and learn.

has helped me in understanding different response

including neuroscience, philosophy, and linguistics.

in different individuals to same external stimulus

The core focus of cognitive psychology is on how

which depends on socio-economic condition of the

people acquire, process and store information.

individual, educational status, environment, family

There are numerous practical applications for

background, peer group, affluence of the family,

cognitive research, such as ways to improve

type of family such as nuclear family, joint family,

memory, how to increase decision-making

rural or urban setting etc. I am able to understand

accuracy, and how to structure educational

growing violence or aggression in society evident

curricula to enhance learning. Cognitive

in form of terrorism, road rage, increasing

psychology is concerned with internal mental

corruption etc. due to the increasing materialistic

states and uses scientific research methods to

demands.

study mental processes.

I am able to critically analyze the media reports

We were taught very interesting topic about the

as well as the need for self explanatory associated

colour concept :

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RED YELLOW GREEN BLUE

visuals as the educational background of the readers varies greatly.

BLUE GREEN RED YELLOW

Someone had a Blast in Birthday... We actually had a Blast!!!!

It’s not easy to react quickly, when the word itself is replaced with the other identity, eg: the word

“Blue” is filled with red colour and we generally speak as “Red” as its in our human psycology.

Because cognitive psychology touches on many

other disciplines, people in a number of different fields such as students interested in behavioral neuroscience, linguistics, teachers, educators

and curriculum designers, engineers, scientists,

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We were assigned to collect three graphic from

newspaper related to bomb blast which happened in Banglore, Ahmedabad, and Surat and had to

analyze the whole scenario behind this newspaper clipping. I tried to analyze the graphic and

simplified it according it to be able to understand by the common man.

I have become more sympathetic and considerate

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to even contrasting viewpoint. I have started

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appreciating different response to same external

environment by different individuals and at time

same individual due to his mood, physical status,

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family pressure, financial status etc.

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We also studied the graphic representation

in US which is a developed country and then

made corresponding graphics which show an

understanding of the same situation in India. US

is a more materialistic world where emotions and sentiments have little place while India is more human centric. I tried to look for the metaphor meaning from the given punchline. It was a

different experience exploring about Indian nature

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and their culture.

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Shweta Govil 1st Semester, PG Graphic Design, NID Shweta_govil@nid.edu +91 9825711837

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