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Discipline: Creative Advertising and Graphic Design
Role in CAP: Leader and Graphic Designer

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OK As I personal have ASD, I can bring a intimate persepective to all thing people with ASD face everyday. I will also reach out to the ASD community and find out what community events are wanted. I would also bring my creative skills and design any internal documentation such as forms or letterheads.
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People with Autism have hyper-connected brains. As you can see by the image below, when you compare a neurotypical brain to a person with ASD, there are vast differences. While neurotypical brains can screen out undersirable sounds, sights and touch, ASD brains cannot natively. Imagine everything you see, hear and touch has been turned up to 11 and you cannot turn it off. This why many people with ASD will 'stim' by flapping their hands, spinning in circles or moaning loudly. This stim gives their brains a pause button so they can process everything.

Image Source: Scutti, 2013.  http://www.medicaldaily.com/kids-autism-have-hyperconnected-brain-areas-could-brain-imaging-one-day-diagnose-disorder-262261

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Many people with ASD are visual thinkers, and they tend to think in pictures. For example, when someone asks you about soccer, your ASD mind will bring up a handful of photos which will have snapshots of memories of every soccer game or ball you've seen in your life. In this way, art therapy is wonderful for people with Autism because it allows them to communicate on canvas in the same way that they think. Art is also a great stress relief for people with ASD.

Image source: Lacour, 2017
http://the-art-of-autism.com/the-value-of-art-therapy-for-those-on-the-autism-spectrum/

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Participating in a Bachelor of Arts, Majoring in Fine Arts
Role in CAP: Structural Designer and locator

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- Using my skills in technical drawing I can draw up the plans for the CAP project.
- Knowledge I accumulated last year in geography, I can decide on placement of the structures for brain space.

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So far for Brain Space shipping containers, all locations are settled in Perth's central business district. Haveing Brain Space located here is definitely beneficial for everyone. Perth CBD is a transport node, therefore, many citizens are coming in and out of Perth daily. With the daytime population estimated at 130,000+. Although the citizens living in Perth are mainly males, people with no kids or ones who had kids but are now grown up, this area is perfect to launch Brain Space because of the huge mass of people visiting there daily.

The locations chosen so far:

Elizabeth Quay - This area is recently open and near the centre of Perth CBD. The location is tucked away from the bustle of the busy streets but close enough so an adult with ASD on their lunch break can pop in for relaxation, this applies to all the Brain Space locations. With a large open green space around this particular shipping container, it will visually be inviting for an individual and for parents with ADS Elizabeth Quay is a tourist spot with fun activities for their children.

Urban Orchard - This location is settled near Perth train station so many people will be passing it daily. It is also near the Perth library, art gallery, museum and theatre, therefore, as previously mentioned, parents with ASD can visit this location because it will also be fun for their children.

Hay Street Mall -  This area has been chosen because it's near the heart of Perth's CBD. The double story shipping container is positioned near where most individual coming to Perth for leisure will be, around all the shops and food places. This will ensure that many will visit this Brain Space location so a maximum number of citizens with ASD will see Brain Space and so benefit from it.

Upcoming locations: Kings Park.

(Disclaimer this is only for 3 of the many structures we hope to build for Brain Space)

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Studying Photography & Illustration Design
Role: Illustrator

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Studying a Bachelor of Arts majoring in Journalism and Public Relations
Role: Communications

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Brain Space is about creating a community for adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) using multi-level shipping crate towers. The outside of the shipping containers will be decorated by people with ASD and the long term goals of Brain Space is to have workshops and ASD community events. (Pip O'Meara)

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Elizabeth Quay,  Urban Orchard and Hay St Mall.

More to be decided such as Kings Park.

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The Awesome Autism Awareness and Acceptance Art Project
Promoting and facilitating ASD art projects in Iowa, USA
https://www.facebook.com/TheAwesomeAutismAwarenessArtProject/
Arts Project Australia
A centre of excellence that supports artists with an intellectual disability, to promote their work and advocate their inclusion in contemporary art practice and dialogue.
https://www.artsproject.org.au/

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Using the skills I have learnt over the course of the semester I will be able to apply these to my work featured in the CAP project. These skills include; Learning how to write in an appropriate journalistic format, tightening articles and how to write eye catching and easy to understand articles.

Due to my experience in PR I will be able to provide knowledge in creating effective social media accounts that will attract people of Perth to visit our locations. Therefore I will be running these accounts, making them visually appealing and informative. I have attached images to show what the accounts would entail.

I am also someone that thoroughly enjoys painting in large scale therefore I would love to be involved in the painting of the shipping containers in which Sophia will go into depth about below.

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Overview: This structure is composed of 3 c-containers which are placed into the form of a triangle. In the centre, there is a social area which contains a shaded area, chairs and couches. This fenced off area also contains greenery and shrubbery to contribute to Perth greening program .

The one container there is a studio space for activities or classes. In another, there is an area for the sleeping pods.
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Reference: Sophia Ramel 2017.

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Location 2: Urban Orchard (Opposite of Perth Art Gallery)

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Location 2: Urban Orchard (Opposite of Perth Art Gallery)

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Overview: Structure 2 for Brain space is made up 2 c-containers with one raised above ground (1.60m) and the other lowered (-1m). The raised container contains the sleeping pods and lowered contains the activity space. The c-container on stilts also has a balcony surrounding the entire structure, in order for individuals to have access to all areas of the panels on the outside of the c-containers. In addition underneath the sleeping pod space is a communal area full of soft outdoor furniture. Finally, the lowered space has a ladder on the side of it so adventurous individuals can climb up and paint the roof panels.

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Reference: Sophia Ramel 2017.

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CAP Project - Urban Orchard (Opposite of Perth Art Gallery)

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Overview: This Brain Space area is made up of two by two stacked c-containers. The area below is another studio for Brain Space and the area above contains the main headquarters for Brain Space workers and officials. This structure also contains a wrap around balcony too.

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Reference: Sophia Ramel 2017.

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I am an Illustrator and Photographer. I can use my skills of various applications such as Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign to create designs to advertise and inform people about our community arts project. My design choices will be influenced by what I have learnt from studying Illustration.

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Overall features and notes on Brain Space areas

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Overall features and notes on Brain Space areas

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- Made from recycled shipping containers
- Outside, 10 cm thick, paneling surrounding most faces of the c-containers, this is so there is a nice smooth surface for ASD individuals to paint on. This feature is also removable for when the bored becomes full or is damaged. The finished boards then can be hung up around Perth city to display the artwork and also promote Brain Space.
- Each area is designed to fit in the area chosen for it to be built on.
-  Most Brain Space containers will have a couple of sleeping pods for relaxation or to calm down individuals with ASD from the busy streets of Perth.
- A few Brain Space locations such as, Elizabeth Quay, will have trees and shrubbery planted so Brain Space is not only helping adults with autism but also the environment.
- Brain space will provide set times in which ASD individuals can attend classes in the studios by signing up online at our website. This spaces can also be rented out by others for a period of time.
- Painting of the outside is open from 9am-9pm on weekdays and 10am-10pm on weekends, and anyone can join in.
- The paintings on the side will also add to the art in Perth and the overall aesthetic of the city.
- The walls will be sound proof to some extent blocking out Perth's noisy streets.
- The sleeping pods can easily be accessible by signing up for them on our website by proving you are an individual with ASD.

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Image Source: http://www.popularmechanics.com/home/how-to/g172/shipping-container-homes-460309/

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The most prominent design choice in this flyer design is the colour. The blue hues match the blue in the Brain Space logo. The blue gradient background is intended to create a calm atmosphere when viewing this design. This calm mood is related to the idea behind the Brain Space project, which is creating a safe and relaxing place for people with autism to spend time if they feel overwhelmed.

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The website design features a cool colour palette like the flyer design. It features a menu bar, slideshow image/news header presentation, as well as a main body section filled with text and images. The design makes use of gradients and soft colours to create a nice flowing view of the website. The addition of the ‘forums’, ‘support’, and ‘contact’ tabs in the menu bar will be helpful for people using Brain Space services, making sure that everyone is included and well informed.

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Area: 6418 km²
Population:  2.04 million (March 2016)https://www.perth.wa.gov.au/our-capital-city/general-facts-glance
(Sophia Ramel)

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I will be designing all the internal documentation for Brain Space by using my many years experience in the printing industry to produce quality documents. These include business cards, letterheads, invoice books, newsletters and community board notices. Image source:  https://goo.gl/images/yyAxcS