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This is our mailer final, I which will be posted or handed out and will persuade people to join in on the competition.

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These are some frame ideas i had. I thought that an elemental thing would be good because it would make our target audience think about the natural when coming into art and design

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These are just some suggestions for armbands that we could use. I thought it might be good to do a male and female versions

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These are of my pattern design, if you guys are interested in using it just let me know. I think it might be good as a texture or background.

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These are our characters that we created together by folding the paper and not looking what the other has done.

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These flanimals may prove useful when we come to creating our characters

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These are just some ideas i had for the mailer, but i think i know how I'm going to progress on this further, you guys just let me know what you think.

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Just looking at some mailers, the one to the bottom left looks to be done by screen printing which i think would be ace for us to do.

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These are just some simple poster ideas and arrangements that I've had which could be useful to either of you.

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These are a few posters i looked at which hold a few key things that may help us, such as the explosion of colour on the bottom right designs and the humour on the top right

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Just some more logo ideas which i have elaborated on from you guys.

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These are just some simple starting logo ideas that i thought might prove useful to us progress

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I looked into some logo designs and i thought these would be useful to us because i think they interact with our target audience

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I got a few images of Derby museum because i thought this might help us get more of an insight on what and where to place our finals and how this might work with the area we have

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This is just some simple research from our trip to the Ikon museum, it shows the art from one of the exhibits. This may be good use if in need of a texture.

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This just shows some things we can look into in our project and what will be good research.

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Here is the image of the final 3 Pairband designs that work alongside the Creation Tablet, using similar shapes and colours to keep it simplistic for the target audience. All 3 designs are similar, using different motivational words in each one to encourage the kids to draw when they are selected with a partner.

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Here is the final version of the creation tablet. The design is very colourful, emulating that of the logo design to keep it fluent throughout the various designs for our ideas. Kids can colour in sections of the tablet which starts the process of them drawing in the museum and thinking about it.

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Here is the image of the final logo design, it was done collectively as a group going through different process's and ideas to come to a final conclusion.

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We went to derby museum to have a look at the space where 'finding lines' would potentially be in the summer. I took some images then annotated them accordingly with illustrations and described how some of our ideas could work within the space and where our designs would go.

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Another idea that would work alongside the pairbands was to create a drawing tablet but not a digital one, it would only acquire paper and would work as a 'frame' around the paper. This is a simple design using lines and shape to give the kids a 'palette' to draw with and inspire them to draw.

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One of my ideas was to create 'pairbands' in which would be given upon entry to the museum and kids would pair up with a partner to draw with throughout the day, this would make them feel more comfortable in drawing. Here are some more of my first designs I did, using simple lines and shapes which colour will be applied fo

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We came together as a group for the brand to be called 'Seen Not Heard' which reflects our ideas. Here are my initial logo designs, inspired by logos such as haribo and toys r us.

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As part of our idea was to create a brand that would host an event/competition to encourage kids to draw, I looked into brands and logos that were aimed at kids, in particular Haribos.

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Here is the final poster design which will encourage people to attend the event, and also gives details of when it is and where. It's clear that it's our brand and also credits Derby museums too.

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I thought it would be good to design our own cartoon for the posters as using existing ones wouldn't really be a good idea, especially as the idea behind our brand is to create new things that don't exist. He's appealing to the target audience and looks friendly and engaging.

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Here is the final logo. The decision was made to detach the text from the image, and place the text on the front of the shirt and the image on the back of the neck. This looks smart and also the brand can be identified from the front and the back so there's a bit of strategy in there too.

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Here are some more designs as the first set of logos weren't really working, these were done on the computer to get a better interpretation of the way they will look once finished. Also, colours are more accurate.

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These are some of the logos already shown, however they've got some colour added to them just to see what they could potentially look like for the final brand.

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Here is the final t-shirt design, the image was digitised, coloured and then printed. I feel with it being in the top corner it's smart, but also fun.

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Here is one of the three drawings that was received. It's something that doesn't exist which indicates that the activity isn't too confusing for the target audience to understand.

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I thought that it would be a good idea to test out the idea on the target audience. I asked three 8-12 year olds to draw random cartoons so that they could be digitised to then be put onto a t-shirt. They said they were excited at the thought of their designs being on t-shirts.

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These are just some sketches of possible places for the designs to be placed on the t-shirt. Some could be more playful on others, but due to the fact we won't know what we're getting it's best to have an idea in place before hand.

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Looking into t-shirts with existing cartoons on gave me knowledge of where may be best to show the drawings off best. The designs they do will need to be shown off in the best way possible for them to want to carry on drawing after their visit

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Here is some research into the target market, it explains that children often learn better in groups and that this way they can teach each other. This way they can find more confidence and security to come out of their shells a bit more, which may have a more positive outcome in the museum.

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Children lose confidence in drawing due to the fact they draw things they recognise, which makes it easy to identify whether what they have drawn is accurate or not. To encourage children to interact with the museum and continue drawing after the visit, we as a brand will create a drawing competition which will be ongoing throughout the day. The message behind it will be to show that cartoons that children often try and draw were all once made from scratch. It could help encourage them to keep drawing to know that their designs could be the next cartoon seen on television.

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I feel that researching into brands which have logos used on t-shirts may help with designing the logo for our brand. These logos shown are used both with and without the text, so we could create a logo which can be used in the same way.

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Here are a list of some of the brand names which were considered for the brand. In the end 'Seen not heard' was chosen due to the fact that it has a link to drawing but also a play on the phrase closely linked with children which is the target audience. In a way it's a voice for the children taking part telling everyone else through drawings that these activities give them a voice. There are also some initial logo designs shown too for the brand.

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We could create our own brand which would be at the event and would provide the activities that would be carried out throughout the day. We could target the audience at younger people possibly children so the products could be more fun to work with. This could include putting their drawings and designs onto t-shirts to help them see their drawings come to life which will help with the encouragement process.

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Here are some initial ideas I thought could be explored within the project to create something to help get people involved in the exhibition. For example the activities could be done in groups to get a better outcome. Tools could include simple things like pens or even other equipment.

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Here are some sketches for the idea of making 'pairbands' for the visitors on entry to be paired with a partner to draw with.

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This is an image I took from the IKON museum space in Birmingham. The trip was beneficial for me as it opened my eyes in how to use a museum space effectively, using moving and static pieces which complimented each other.

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Another idea was to create a competition in which selected drawings would be made into reality by re-creating the drawings from the museum. The drawings would then be printed on t-shirts, phone cases etc... in which the kids that drew the images would be able to keep.

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One of our ideas is to create a Creation template to draw on and wristbands in which the kids at the museum will be paired up to have a partner to draw with.

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Idea to re-design the word 'draw' as asking someone to draw instantly puts them off the idea if they're not confident in doing so.

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Idea Notes