CREATIVE JOURNAL by Huy Quang Nguyen

100 possible things that I reckon I could promote

huynguyen_rmit — 2019-01-16 12:50:50 UTC

1. Custom digital illustration service
2. Watercolor illustration service
3. Book cover illustration service
4. Graphic design service
5. Online marketing service
6. Online flower service
7. Online art tutoring service
8. Fashion design service
9. User experience design service
10. Instagram promotion service
11. Handmade cards designed with modern and unique styles
12. Coaching service for drawing by using Procreate app
13. Homemade street food delivery service
14. Online assistant service for busy people
15. Youtube video promotion service
16. Facebook promotion service
17. Website design service
18. UI design service
19. Wedding planning service
20. PTE training course (PTE : Pearson Test of English)
21. Translating course for Vietnamese 22. Online interpreting course 23. English learning application on mobile phones
24. PTE tutorial books for Vietnamese students 25. Interpreting guidebook for Vietnamese students
26. Pronunciation course for Vietnamese
27. Educational consultant service for Vietnamese
28. Vacation rentals services
29. Educational courses to offer tips and strategies for a particular subject
30. Coaching service for English Academic Writing
31. Photography service
32. Online tutoring service for university students in Australia
33. Online dating service for gay couples
34. Online beauty service (consultant)
35. Websites to donate to poor families.
36. Consultant service for stock or shares investment
37. Idea selling service for entrepreneurs
38. Audio/Music design service
39. Creative writing service
40. IT systems consultant service
41. Personal makeup service
42. Fitness trainer service
43. Meditation service
44. Meal delivery service
45. Home cleaning service
46. Babies photography service
47. Online IELTS tutoring service
48. Online Essay writing service
49. Cover letter and CV writing service
50. Online study abroad consultant service
51. Online language translation service
52. Online coding tutoring service
53. Payroll processing service
54. Website content writing service
55. SEO consulting service
56. Marketing video producing service
57. Social media management service
58. Financial planning service
59. Rental property management service
60. Travel tickets service
61. Lighting design service
62. Online medical and healthcare service
63. Cryptocurrency consulting service
64. 3D/ Augmented reality design service
65. FinTech consulting service
66. Chatbots supporting service
67. Game design service
68. 3D illustration service
69. 3D home decor app
70. 3D scanning service
71. Online course design service
72. Online job training service
73. Online mentor/coaching service
74. Online event booking service
75. Online driving coaching service
76. Intelligent robots supporting for children
77. Automated self-cleaning robots
78. Self-creating online portfolio platforms for graduate students
79. Online editing digital media content
80. Advanced automated scanner
81. Gardening service
82. Podcast design service
83. Online coffee order service
84. Online streaming service
85. Movie review service
86. Price comparison service
87. Product properties comparison service
88. Online insurance consulting service
89. Online bank comparison service
90. Online website template service
91. Online book review service
92. LGBT supporting campaign
93. A campaign against domestic violence
94. Campaign to support homeless people
95. A campaign against child abuse
96. A campaign to support fair work
97. A campaign to support the wildlife environment
98. A campaign against racism
99. A campaign to support digital artists
100. Myself

Activity 1.4

huynguyen_rmit — 2019-07-02 06:29:53 UTC

What has this mind mapping process shown you about your product?

This mind mapping process showed me a better direction and thorough ideas to create my promotional video. This helped me connect important concepts in building a general plan for the clip. This map also helped me highlight and list out possible activities to add on in order to make the video more meaningful and engaging.

Was it difficult to explore your product so deeply?

It was not easy to explore the product deeply but it is a great activity to help me develop a detailed plan to deliver main messages to customers. I already started this business with my partner a month ago, that is why is hard to change my first impression and expectation for this service and the video. I tried to eliminate "interesting" but unrealistic ideas while brainstorming for this project. The creativity may not reach full potential but I think it is better to self-access and wonder which ideas can be implemented based on my current digital media skills. A complicated idea sometimes is not a good start.

Did you come up with any new ideas that will help you think differently about planning your promo clip?

I did come up with a more logical way to generate ideas for the clip by starting from the customer's perspective rather than a business owner. I think it may be productive to create more relevant stories if I put myself into customers' shoes and open my eyes wider to see how I can attract a new customer who wants to order a digital illustration service. If I were them, what would I like to know when watching a promotional video? What could be the main factors to trigger their curiosity about this brand? What elements would contribute to better attracting their attention? What colours, what messages, what theme, what tone, what methods, what techniques do I need to focus while building a "doable" plan for this promotional video.

Activity 1.3_Create_a_mind_map

huynguyen_rmit — 2019-07-02 06:29:54 UTC

Write down 100 ideas to build up your mind map.

Activity 1.5_Research_your_project

huynguyen_rmit — 2019-07-02 06:31:11 UTC

Who are you going to target with your promotional video?
+ Potential customers - Major audience: millennials, girls/woman, age: 10 -30, social media users, tech-savvy | Minor audience: book companies, children book publishers, boys/men.
+ Current customers - Already used the products, loyal customers, loyal followers on Instagram)
+ Other artists - social media users, traditional and modern style illustrators

Examples of how your topic has been promoted previously
There are many self-employed artists using art platforms (JuriedArtServices.com) or (MyArtSpace.com) to promote their products or artwork. They also uploaded their self-created promotional video on Youtube or Instagram with unique styles to reach their target audience. Most of them attempt to deliver their message and unique style via their artwork due to the nature of the industry. If you want people to like and purchase your artwork, you need to convince them your style is appealing and unique. The main purpose of this promotional video is to reach the target audience, let them see how digital artwork at ROY THE ART is designed, display some samples and deliver our main message: "We can create unique illustrations for you". It is hard to find similar promotional videos for this type of service as most of the artists use online platforms to promote themselves.

Different perspectives.
In order to make my promotional video unique, I decided to choose our own artwork in the video. I want to use Roy The Art's unique style to promote for the service as because custom digital illustrations are what we want to let viewers "taste" before they decide to choose us.
Instead of brainstorming other complex creative ideas, I tried to focus on drawing 4 banner photos to utilise for my website and video. I will use some slow-motion scenes to highlight the way the artist at ROY THE ART can impress the audience and leave them wanting to see more.

Audiovisual styles? Strategies?
Background music is one of the most important factors to make the video more appealing and create an emotional connection with the audience. In the video, I want to use music and visual effects as the main approaches to deliver our message. The human voice is used moderately as I want to focus on the intro and outro audio, which can set the tone and bring a positive feeling for viewers after watching the video. Music will be a crucial element that I need to spend more time to pick up the right one. It depends on the target audience, but I think the music should be broadly appealing. I will not choose music with heavy or complex melodies as they may influence the quality and mood of the video.

I have chosen some songs that I may consider to use for the video:
Still on by Ziv Moran
https://artlist.io/song/11661/still-on
Incandescent with Passon by Cody Martin
https://artlist.io/song/8142/incandescent-with-passion
Make My Love Your Home by The Days
https://artlist.io/song/13413/make-my-love-your-home
Kindness Courage by Kolby Knickerbocker
https://artlist.io/song/11448/kindness-courage

Video sample 2

huynguyen_rmit — 2019-07-11 16:49:42 UTC

Adobe Illustrator CC promo

What I learned from this video is how to introduce the concept, setting, and product naturally (the man was watching his artwork and sitting next to his workmate in a studio), how to focus on a digital product while the artist was drawing (The eye was being digitally colored on iPad, the artist's work is highlighted), how to choose the music for this type of promotional clip (bright + comfortable + uplifting + no human voice) and how to pick up matching colours and tone (casual, daily life at workplace).

Bibliography

huynguyen_rmit — 2019-07-11 16:50:07 UTC

Coleman, C 2017, Visual Experiences : A Concise Guide to Digital Interface Design, CRC Press LLC, London.
This book shows me how to create better visual digital experiences for my potential customers. The interesting point when reading this book is that it teaches me from sketching step to the final prototype. A lot of examples and methods are introduced throughout the book to help me understand fundamental theories of design to apply to this project.

David D, Sandra S & Abbiee V 2017, Graphic Design School: The Principles and Practice of Graphic Design, John Wiley & Sons.
The book helps me understand the principles of good graphic design, particularly in a digital style. From the textbook, I also learned how to apply visual design for my promotional video based on the target audience and my personal style in drawing and illustrating. In addition, I have better understandings about the basic of typography, colour, and composition, which are important factors when designing a commercial website.

Digital Marketing Agency, Lists 4 Components of an Attention-Grabbing Digital Ad 2016, PR Newswire, p. PR Newswire, Oct 7, 2016.
This article gives useful tips for grabbing the viewers' attention. From this text, I was able to determine which elements are important to capture my audience and convince them to watch the whole video. I understood that the average attention span is around eight to nine seconds long. In other words, I only have five seconds to get my audience hooked. Additionally, the article highlights the importance of evoking emotion, and the use of compelling photography and music. The article explains that photos do help to elicit an emotional response and support the message to be conveyed quickly. This is also one of the main points that I need to pay more attention to make a visual impact and reach more relevant audience.

Millerson, G., & Owens, J 2008, Video production handbook, 4th ed., Focal Press, Boston.
I believe that if anyone wants to learn how to present the video professionally or how to influence the audience responds, they should read this book. The author focuses on each step in the full production process from the initial idea to the final stage. In chapter 5, I have learned how to write the script for a video, how to create a style while preparing the full transcript. Chapter 3 is also amazing as the author pointed out crucial problems in creating a video such as the problem of familiarity, the problem of quality and problem of communication.

Pelet, J-E, Conway, CM, Papadopoulou, P, Limayem, M, Benghozi, P-J, Krob, D & Rowe, F 2013, 'Chromatic Scales on Our Eyes: How User Trust in a Website Can Be Altered by Color via Emotion’, in Digital Enterprise Design and Management 2013: Proceedings of the First International Conference on Digital Enterprise Design and Management DED&M 2013, 2013th edn, vol. 205, Springer Berlin Heidelberg, Berlin, Heidelberg, pp. 111–121.
The article demonstrates clearly that color is a central factor in the design of the website. Understanding how to choose colour for a web page can enhance positive emotional reactions and customer's willing-to-pay. Additionally, the author highlights that colour can lead to higher trust levels when arousal states are present at a high level.

Teague, J., Cranford Teague, J., & Boss, S 2016, New Web Typography : Create a Visual Hierarchy with Responsive Web Design, Independence: CRC Press LLC.
This book strongly demonstrates how to effectively utilise different typefaces and avoid using boring typography to achieve visually appealing website/video. A visual hierarchy is also highlighted in this book through valuable experiences from the author. Fonts should be carefully considered to gain more aesthetical presentation.

The Business Owner 2010, Avoid these common website mistakes, D.L, Perkins, Mar.-Apr. 2010, p. 10+. General OneFile, http://link.galegroup.com.access.library.unisa.edu.au/apps/doc/A229068182/ITOF?u=unisa&sid=ITOF&xid=dc9b9b51. Accessed 16 July 2019.
This article helps me understand the common mistakes that I need to avoid when designing the website. He explains the importance of visual design including colours, typefaces, pictures, and videos while building a commercial website. He also focuses on how to use a picture to deliver the message of the webpage. He recommends using interesting and appealing photos on the website instead of plain, boring text. Plenty of white space is also a good way to avoid a crowded look and feel.

Watkinson, J 2008, The art of digital video, 4th ed., Focal Press, Amsterdam.

This book provides clear and concise definitions and principles related to digital video. I also learned basic concepts about lighting, picture size, colour, brightness and contrast. Additionally, I learned the importance of the background as it may influence the chosen style for the video. It is necessary to determine what type of background can affect points used to communicate to the audience.

Wrigley C & Straker K 2019, Affected: Emotionally Engaging Customers in the Digital Age, John Wiley & Sons.
Colour does influence customer perception of products and brands, especially when it comes to the first impression. Visual aesthetics can appeal to customers' emotions. Our service is about art, so we understand that emotional connection is essential for us to sell the products. In addition, the article also highlights how visual factors heavily influences the way consumers react and make a purchase.

'Writing a Video Treatment' 2000, Canadian Musician, vol. 12, no.3, pp. 12-12.
This article provides readers with many useful tips to write a video treatment. The author recommends me to listen the background music while writing the treatment and try to envision the feelings I get from the song. I also learned how to write different types of treatment for various style of video (whether the video is a commercial clip, a performance, a self-promotional video). In addition, the book highlights the importance of setting a suitable budget while customizing the video.

Youtube/ Video sample 2

huynguyen_rmit — 2019-07-11 17:00:49 UTC

This is an example of a documentary about the world-renowned illustrator, Marla Frazee. I learned how to use music to start the video, set up the background and work desk, and particularly various camera angles to focus on the artwork. This video will help me realise which is a good way to capture the artist's moments when she is working to let the audience see how art is created with a unique style.

Website/ Inspiration

huynguyen_rmit — 2019-07-12 16:19:03 UTC

May Linn Aaslie 2019, MayArt MayLinnAaslie, viewed 15 July 2019, <https://www.maylinnaaslie.com/>

MAY-LINN AASLIE GALLERY

huynguyen_rmit — 2019-07-12 16:24:06 UTC

May-Linn is a visual artist and her's work mainly portrays landscapes. User Interface/ The design of this website is very eye catching. The colour scheme make the structure more appealing.
May Linn Aaslie 2019, MayArt MayLinnAaslie, viewed 15 July 2019, <https://www.maylinnaaslie.com/>

Activity 3.1 Identify the audience

huynguyen_rmit — 2019-07-16 03:32:59 UTC

Who is your target audience?
My target audience is young female and male from 15 to 35 year old, who daily use social media (Facebook, Instagram, Youtube) and tech-savvy. They are also smartphone and tablet users. The video should be straight forward to let customers immediately understand the service. Viewers are more likely to pay attention to short clips, so I decided to keep the video not too long (1-1.5 minutes). In order to capture their attention longer, I do believe that generating an instant emotional response is important.

How will you capture their attention and convince them of your message?
I believe that if the viewers do not know why they want to watch the video, they will ignore or switch off. That is why I need to provide a clear message that can be understood in seconds. By using colours, lighting, advanced effects, catchy music, high-quality images, and visual contrast, I want to set our clip apart from the other videos.

In one sentence summarise the message of your promotion?
We create unique artwork. We create unique moments for you.

Activity 3.2 Decide on the tone

huynguyen_rmit — 2019-07-16 03:35:17 UTC

How does your target audience feel about your product before they've seen your video?
From a viewer's perspective, I may feel a bit curious about the video as there is no obvious information apart from the title of the clip. Clarity, emotion and perceived value are what I may expect from watching a promotional video. If I can guess this is a digital illustration service, I may expect to see the artwork, customers' feedback, the artist's style and the benefits that I can gain as a customer.

How do you want them to feel after they've seen your video?
I want my target audience to feel "wow" when they have seen Roy The Art's work. I want to let them understand that we can offer original hand made illustration, custom portrait, custom-designed artwork that are all unique and completely hand-drawn. Of course, form the business owner's perspective, I want my potential customers will contact us via the information after the video.

What tone or emotion will you need to convey to convince your audience of your promotional message?
I want the audience feels a set of different emotions. They may feel happy and inspirational after seeing my artwork if they are in the same industry. Some viewers can feel curious as they don't know how their portrait may look like in Roy The Art's style. They may start with a neutral emotion as they do not have any information about the service, but later they can feel happy, admirable, trustful and then they smile. In order to do that, I believe the message throughout the video should be clear with a logical structure, bonus good lighting, good music, etc.

Colour Palettes

huynguyen_rmit — 2019-07-21 12:53:26 UTC

Colour Palette, Website Roy The Art, (Author's own 2019, unpublished)

huynguyen_rmit — 2019-07-21 14:45:27 UTC

Which colours best represent these emotions? Why?
I want to use blue and orange to create a good color contrast for my website and promotional video. I want to use an attention-grabbing combination of blue tones that range from midnight blue and dark olive green to dark orange and gold. The reason is that orange/gold most often contains a warm tone, whereas its opposite color (blue) can enhance the most contrast. Because I use vivid colours for most of the illustration, I decided to use black and white for the logo, font colour and other elements of my website/video to highlight the artwork. I try to stay away from overly stylized color choices and focus on modern style to appeal to the audience. For the video, I will try to lead viewer focus on the products, so I decided to use the same strategy: black and white for logo, font, transcript, slogan to highlight colorful artwork.

I intentionally pick up both cool and warm sets of analogous colours to demonstrate the contrast of temperature and create a more sophisticated relationship between these colours. Each analogous colour scheme can create a great match and become very pleasing to the human eye.

Analogous set 1: Blue/ Green/Light Green (#40678B | #475926 | #878B56)
Analogous set 2: Yellow/Light Orange/ Orange (#CFD954 | #F3C28B | #A66158)

Music 3

huynguyen_rmit — 2019-07-23 13:40:00 UTC

Mood: Uplifting | Hopeful | Peaceful
Theme: Lifestyle | city
Instrument: Keys, vocal, Acoustic Guitar, Claps & Snaps
Genre: Pop, Acoustic

Music 4

huynguyen_rmit — 2019-07-23 13:44:44 UTC

Mood: Uplifting | Peaceful
Theme: Lifestyle | Slow motion
Instrument: Vocal, Acoustic guitar, Acoustic Drums, Claps & Snaps
Gener: Pop, Acoustic, Folk

Music 2

huynguyen_rmit — 2019-07-23 13:51:19 UTC

Mood: Uplifting | Happy, Love | Peaceful
Theme: Business, Lifestyle, Artistic
Instrument: Piano, Claps & Snaps
Genre: Acoustic

Music 1

huynguyen_rmit — 2019-07-23 13:59:19 UTC

Mood: Uplifting | Happy | Playful | Hopeful
Theme: Business, Industry, Lifestyle
Instrument: Piano, Acoustic guitar
Genre: Acoustic, Folk

Banner 1 - for website ROY THE ART

huynguyen_rmit — 2019-07-23 14:32:06 UTC

Designed and Illustrated by ROY THE ART
Banner 1, Website Roy The Art (Author's own 2019, unpublished)

Banner 2 - for website project ROY THE ART

huynguyen_rmit — 2019-07-23 14:35:52 UTC

Designed and Illustrated by ROY THE ART
Banner 2, Website Roy The Art (Author's own 2019, unpublished)

ARCHANNAIR - WEBSITE

huynguyen_rmit — 2019-07-24 01:44:11 UTC

Archan Nair is also a self-taught artist and illustrator based in Germany. His website uses white space, simple logo and font faces to let viewers pay more attention to his artwork that connects various dimensions of human beings. I learned how to display the artwork on a promotional website and how to set up a simple background to highlight the colourful images.
Archannair 2019, viewed 18 July 2019 <https://www.archann.net/>

Illustrator Murugiah by Adobe Creative Cloud

huynguyen_rmit — 2019-07-24 02:00:54 UTC

This video is to promote the illustrator named Murugiah by introducing his project and artwork. I like the way they set up the footage, and how to use slow motion to focus on his project (0:05 -0:15). The colours are used beautifully and effectively to demonstrate the artist's style. The music is inspirational too. After watching the video, I do want to click on the website and find more about the artist's information.

Loading animation Website - Allbirds

huynguyen_rmit — 2019-07-24 03:35:52 UTC

This website is a good demonstration for using different analogous set of colour to create a great match and make the design more pleasing the audience's eyes.

Typography

huynguyen_rmit — 2019-07-24 03:46:57 UTC

I decided to use the Ace Sans font family because this font is a condensed sans-serif typeface with interesting properties. The combination of minimal and geometric element can create a modern style for the project. I want to use only 1 typeface for both the website and video to keep them simple and professional.

ACE SANS font family

huynguyen_rmit — 2019-07-24 03:53:41 UTC

ACE SANS font family

huynguyen_rmit — 2019-07-24 03:55:15 UTC

Example of using ACE SANS font family 2

huynguyen_rmit — 2019-07-24 03:56:17 UTC

Example of using ACE SANS font family 1

huynguyen_rmit — 2019-07-24 03:57:45 UTC

Sample of Decue Wu's self-promotional video

huynguyen_rmit — 2019-07-24 04:23:54 UTC

Decue Wu does fashion illustration with bizarre style of using colours. She also creates graphic art and infographics with simple vector shapes and geometric forms. This website and her self-promotional video above are a great example of an attractive platform to introduce her artwork.

PROJECT - ROY THE ART

huynguyen_rmit — 2019-07-24 04:27:14 UTC

Location: in ROY THE ART office to let the audience see where the artists usually work.
Time of day: Day time/ using the natural sunlight
Weather condition: Sunny
Dialog: Briefly introduce: "Hello, my name is Harrison! Welcome to ROY THE ART"
Audio: music and sound effects

Most Shocking Second A Day Video

huynguyen_rmit — 2019-07-24 12:30:27 UTC

I believe that this video is a great example of presenting novelty every few seconds to keep the viewer's brain engaged. This video promotes for Save the Children's Syria campaign. One-second scenes of a British caught up in a fictional war do evoke shock and sympathy. I am considering to use this technique to display Roy The Art's work. Presenting the information in this way may help the audience easily understand the service. This video is also a good demonstration of changing viewers' emotions effectively and professionally.

Banner 3 - for website project ROY THE ART

huynguyen_rmit — 2019-07-26 13:55:21 UTC

Designed and Illustrated by ROY THE ART
Banner 3, Website Roy The Art (Author's own 2019, unpublished)

Banner 4 - for website project ROY THE ART

huynguyen_rmit — 2019-07-26 13:58:15 UTC

Designed and Illustrated by ROY THE ART (GALLERY PAGE)
Banner 1, Website Roy The Art (Author's own 2019, unpublished)

A VIDEO TREATMENT

huynguyen_rmit — 2019-07-26 14:36:02 UTC

The video starts with a scene of ROY THE ART's studio in a beautiful and bright morning with a peaceful and uplifting music background.
The screen swipes to reveal the artist. He wears a casual outfit, walks to the work desk, turns on the laptop, sits down, and starts a day at his work desk. He grabs an Apple pencil, touches the iPad screen, looks at what he did yesterday and starts to continue his work. The sunlight from the window keeps the office warm and energetic. While he is drawing, he pays attention to each detail of the artwork and enjoys every single moment he works in the office.
He puts the pencil down, looks up, and turns around, looks at the camera. He smiles and greats the audience. "Hello, my name is [artist's name]. Welcome to Roy The Art". He keeps smiling while the logo appears.
The screen swipes to a new scene. Five to six outstanding photos of his artwork start to appear. The colours and the detail of his artwork are focused and highlighted by using close up shots and adjusting the angle of view. The name of the client or a brief description of each artwork is displayed along the bottom of the photo (for example: a commission for @harrison2705). The hashtags can be used to let the audience recognise the brand name.
The screen swipes to a scene in which the artist is discussing with his client. Two people are talking about work in happy and comfortable behaviour. The artist explains and provides advice on the artwork. The client nods his head when listening to the artist. They both smiles when the final decision is made.
The screen swipes to another scene. The client gives the artwork to his girlfriend on her birthday. She is very surprised and emotional with the gift. She almost cries and hugs the client. They look extremely happy.
The screen swipes to the artist's scene in which he feels happy too when creating unforgettable moments for customers.
The screen cuts to white. The ROY THE ART logo appears with the slogan line "We create unique moments... FOR YOU"

Activity 1.1_Create_and_Write

huynguyen_rmit — 2019-07-27 15:37:49 UTC

First entry
The unit and assignments sound interesting when I finally can learn how to develop a promotional video for my business. I'm super eager to learn new techniques, how to use modern applications and creative concepts to create a unique clip with interesting ideas. I always dream about a day when I can produce a video for myself or my business by using my digital skills. I feel a little bit uncertain, of course, because I am not sure whether the audience will accept and like the video. I want to promote for a custom digital illustration service that my partner and I are running. We offer hand drawing artworks and customise products for customers. This may be a great time for me to invest time and effort in conducting thorough research on the industry and the service.

References

huynguyen_rmit — 2019-07-28 13:37:29 UTC

Adam Goodwin 2016, Marla Frazee | Author/Illustrator, video, Youtube, 31 March, viewed 18 July 2019, <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LqmtXKSg9q8>

Adobe Creative Cloud 2019, Exploring Surreal New Worlds: Illustrator Murugiah | Adobe Creative Cloud, video, Youtube, 30 May, viewed 20 July 2019, <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkKOoZ4dYKc>

Adobe Creative Cloud 2015, Start an illustration on Mobile and Finish it on Your Desktop | Adobe Creative Cloud, video, Youtube, 16 June, viewed 20 July 2019, <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-0pdiFAlbY>

Archannair 2019, Personal website Archannair, viewed 18 July 2019 <https://www.archann.net/>

Armani Exchange 2015, Decue Wu, video, Illustrationweb, viewed 20 July 2019, <https://www.illustrationweb.com/au/artists/DecueWu/video>

Awwwards 2019, Loading animation - The view from above -all birds, viewed 19 July 2019, <https://www.awwwards.com/inspiration/5d0351d89dc6d65d2405e432>

Behance 2018, Ace Sans Font Family, Befonts, 02 August, viewed 18 July 2019, <https://befonts.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/Ace-Sans-Font-Family-800x533.png>

Behance 2018, Ace Sans Font Family Image 2, Befonts, 02 August, viewed 18 July 2019, <https://befonts.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/Ace-Sans-Font-Family-2-800x600.jpg>

Behance 2018, Ace Sans, viewed 18 July 2019,
<https://mir-s3-cdn-cf.behance.net/project_modules/1400_opt_1/53210e65044859.5b0f4e76aa2ae.jpg>

Behance 2018, Ace Sans Font Family Image 3, Befonts, 02 August, viewed 18 July 2019, <https://befonts.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/Ace-Sans-Font-Family-3-800x600.jpg>

Cody, M 2019, Incandescent with Passion, audio, Artlist.io, viewed 15 July 2019, <https://artlist.io/song/8142/incandescent-with-passion>

Kolby, K 2019, Kindness Courage, audio, Artlist.io, viewed 15 July 2019, <https://artlist.io/song/11448/kindness-courage>

May Linn Aaslie 2019, MayArt MayLinnAaslie, viewed 15 July 2019, <https://www.maylinnaaslie.com/>

Save The Children 2014, Most Shocking Second a Day Video, video, Youtube, 05 March, viewed 20 July 2019, <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBQ-IoHfimQ>

The Days 2019, Make My Love Your Home, audio, Artlist.io, viewed 15 July 2019, <https://artlist.io/song/13413/make-my-love-your-home>

Ziv, M 2019, Still On, audio, Artlist.io, viewed 15 July 2019, <https://artlist.io/song/11661/still-on>

Background of current Padlet

huynguyen_rmit — 2019-07-28 14:28:41 UTC

Padlet Background (Author's own 2019, unpublished)

CopyRight_Release_Form

huynguyen_rmit — 2019-08-25 07:36:30 UTC

Talent_Form_1

huynguyen_rmit — 2019-08-25 07:40:05 UTC

Minh Trinh_Acting_the_artist

Reference Music in Promotional video

huynguyen_rmit — 2019-08-25 07:45:16 UTC

Envato Elements, Stylish Youtube Tech Blog, Licence purchased on 05.08.2019.

<https://elements.envato.com/stylish-youtube-tech-blog-W85FLVK?fbclid=IwAR3nt-7C6JU5x1ZwM16QMKSWOVBP6ArDXo2Ei0uiQ5eMb-ENzt-40P2sYEE>

Reference Graphics in Promotional Video

huynguyen_rmit — 2019-08-25 07:50:21 UTC

Logo Instagram:
Flaticon, Instagram free icon, downloaded on 10.08.2019.<https://www.flaticon.com/free-icon/instagram_174855>

Logo Facebook:
Flaticon, Facebook free icon, downloaded on 10.08.2019. <https://www.flaticon.com/free-icon/facebook_174848>

Logo Youtube:
Flaticon, Youtube free icon, downloaded on 10.08.2019. <https://www.flaticon.com/free-icon/youtube_174883>

Logo Roy The Art (Created by Procreate and Adobe Photoshop 2019), Author's own, 2019, unpublished.

Roy The Art's artworks and images in the video (Created by Procreate and Adobe Photoshop 2019), Author's own, 2019, unpublished.

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huynguyen_rmit — 2019-08-25 09:05:59 UTC

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