Final Outcome Ideas

23/03 FINAL OUTCOME IDEAS

I had a tutorial with Iro on Monday and decided on a final outcome that I will now start working towards producing. I am going to produce a series of small, simple publications of various scenarios of feeling isolated whilst in crowded spaces in the city. These will include blocks of flats, office spaces, trains/tubes, cafés/ restaurants and other public spaces that are seen frequently around the city. This will all be based off of my initial surveys and the visual research I collected from around London to ensure I get the most realistic and relatable outcomes. I think this will work really well to ensuring that I am successfully communicating my theme of isolation/loneliness in busy spaces, as having several publications will make the city scape seem very busy once displayed altogether but inside of each one will tell the story of how they are lonely, leaving the audience to have to think into it.

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I would still like to create some editorial pieces regarding my theme and using the illustrations I have done; however, this would not go towards my final outcome

and would be looking more into the possibilities of where this project could go within the industry and the career path I am interested in.

I have planned out some mock-ups for the final outcomes however I am not sure if I like them or if they will communicate my theme well enough so this is something I will have to start experimenting with physically. Furthermore, I decided on including small bits of text in the final publications to help communicate the theme even further. I will be scanning in the illustrations for the publications and printing them so I will be including the text digitally before printing. This will need a lot of testing due to using my printer at home as the university facilities are not open for access. I will be making them A4 or smaller and perhaps will need to join pieces of paper together to create the right size but this will need to be done professionally, which may include sewing pieces together, preferably with bees wax string. Although, folding may be an easier option for this to work.