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What is Black Month History

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Collage

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Due to the hair controversy caused by the brand CDJ, I wanted to make a poster to express that wearing cornrows by white people is not cultural appropriation. Any race can wear cornrows, it is cultural fusion.

suggestion

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Matt told me this theme not suitable for Black Month History, and give me some suggestions about the fashion of blacks.

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According to figures published by Sport England, it is estimated that an astounding 95% of Black adults – and 80% of Black children – are unable to swim.

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‘fear of the water’ tayler prince-fraser

black swimmer

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I realized how few black swimmers there were, and then I went to Alice Dearing, the second black swimmer ever to compete for Great Britain at the Olympics, and I wanted to use her image as an element to show the contribution that black people make to Great Britain.

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Poster

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I use water this element to be background, to represent black could overcome the fear of water, and the hands means Alice's ability that in 2018 she was selected with 37 others as part of the British Swimming World Class Performance Programme, which offered members training and competition opportunities and a better level of assistance from British Swimming performance staff. And her also a symbol of the black spirit.

tutorial with Yang

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give me suggestions of I can put some element about country and Olympics to highlight her contribution.

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Tutorial find inspiration

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Rebecca give me some thinking that I can get some emotion for the scene of films.

what is Alzheimer's

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The Father

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The protagonist also has Alzheimer's, he has a confused memory and is always looking for his watch.
so I can use 'time' this element in my product.

sketch

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first version

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second version
I change the background color from red to black, because the black is more able to express my mee-maw inner fear after she got sick.
And I add the hour hands in the clock to show the time goes by.

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third version
flash effect is more able to highlight the theme of time, nd the swinging iron cage is more like the pendulum of a clock, and the action of grammy trying to grasp the memory.

reference1

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I looked for some movie opening to find the feeling of movement and variation.

reference2

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reference

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reference1

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first version

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I use the words of memory and silhouette of the old man to form a clock, and countless clocks around the old man represent the old man trapped in the vortex of time, and the broken glass represents chaos.

version 2

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version 3

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I change the clock make of the number because the viewer will confused the meaning of theme by the calculation.
And I add an iron ball represent the fetter.
I enlarge the Silhouette to highlight the old woman.

'Granny' stuck in time 1

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my mee-maw has forgotten things little by little and always keeping ask me 'what time it is?' she likes stuck in time.
The keys represent memory, my mee-maw always want to catch them but couldn't reach them.
The reverse hour hand means that Grammy will act more and more like a child because of the disease, and need our care that like going back in time.
I use different forms of expression in this poster, having illustrations, photos and graphics, those seemingly not a series of things represent the space and the time in her world is chaotic.

'Granny' stuck in time 2

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I show some symptoms of Alzheimer's, beginning by forgetting the most recent memory and later all memory confusion; agnostic, even the simplest calculations will be wrong; disorientation, can't find anything, and getting lost. those symptom let people feel like being caught in a spiral of horror.

We should do our best to accompany with them before we lose them.

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'I feel as if I'm losting all my leaves, the branches and the wind and the rain, I...I have nowhere to put my head down anymore'
-to quote a line form < The Father>

exchange work

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Jacob send me his work

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I search the 9.9 at Ins and I can't search any things about ' read the room'

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I search 9.9 at BBC I also found 9.9 is talk about the figure of cost of living and now has went up to 10.1

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Bank of England's

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Government

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IMF

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fiscal policy does work at cross purposes to monetary policy——IMF

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Food

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Wage aren't keeping up with rising prices

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The IMF's Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas told the BBC: "Imagine a car with two drivers at the front and each of them has a steering wheel - and one wants to go left and the other wants to go right."

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UK flag

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first version

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second version

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the first version I think the road is not highlight, but if I highlight the road the words is difficult to read it, so I change the way to show the road.

Work at cross purposes

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For now UK's CPI is 10.1, the world is experiencing inflation, but the UK's inflation is so high is fiscal policy does work at cross purposes to monetary policy, I think that is the reason why the CPI arrived at 10.1%.
My inspiration comes for a sentence of IMF's Pierre - Olivier Gourinchas mention on the Section2.
1. Two circle represent the car's steering wheel and also represent the two different policies(monetary and fiscal), one is the central bank trying to cool off the economy so that price pressures will ease, and the other one want to spend more to support families, they are not going to work very well, like one want turn left and the other one want to go right.
2.The colors come form the UK's flag and the yellow show the warn, I use different color line of flag deform to the road that means the way of UK tackle the inflation also is the trend of CPI.

steering wheel

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Jillian Sloane,

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KEITH ROSSON

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John Bramblitt

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Chris Downey

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Benode Behari Mukherjee

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“Blind people experience the same emotions as everyone else, they are subject to the same feelings of attraction or repulsion as others; however, they need alternative sensory pathways to gain that experience whether through touch, audio description or other inroads.”
According to the Royal National Institute of Blind People, 93 percent of people registered blind have some level of sight. Around 2 million people in the UK have a visual impairment, that is 3% of the population, around 1 in 32 people. Many people experience sight loss in the ageing process or because of an illness, which means that they remember shapes and colours, famous artists and gallery spaces.

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Nobuyuki Tsujii, an Japanese pianist

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I enjoyed a concert on 07/11, and I find he is a blind until he finished the first section perform.
That shock to me, in that time an idea came to my mind' music is art and graphic design also is art, therefor I want to know the graphic design is what kind of things to the blind?'

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So I researched blind artists and some designs for blind people.
According to the studies show that 93% of blind people gradually lose their vision. They are not congenital blindness, and there are about 2 million people in the UK who are only visually impaired, which means that these people remember words, shapes and colors.
So I want to use different materials to create a formula for these people（Acquired blindness and Visually impaired）, so that they can enjoy and analyze the paintings like normal people, and at the same time normal people can see them too (not pure Braille).

test

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the word can be worked in stitch
The design can be worked in cross stitch
The design can be worked in cross stitch

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Use nail polish to create tactile raised spots

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Alvin Lustig

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muscae volitantes
Now it's clear and now it's blurry
Floating spots
Blurred or wavy vision
Double vision
color fading
There are shadows or blank areas in the visual field
Glare
Complete loss of vision

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double vision

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normal picture

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color fading

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red to black

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glare to red

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straight lines can bend

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double vision

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spectrum visual

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muscae volitantes+Dark Angle of visual field

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products of low vision

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RNIB, the Royal National Institute of Blind People, is the UK's leading sight loss charity. We offer practical and emotional support to blind and partially sighted people, their families and carers. We raise awareness of the experiences of blind and partially sighted people and campaign for change to make our society more accessible for all. We want to change our world so there are no barriers to people with sight loss.

RNIB Poster

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What is RNIB

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Case 1

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Evolution of RNIB logo

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Case2

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Case3

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Case4

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Case5

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RNIB logo

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What is eye of Horus

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With Matt on the exhibition

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In Egypt, the Eye of Horus, also known as a wedjat, is believed to bring good luck. Legends tell that the god Horus battled the god Set to reclaim the throne of Egypt. In the fight, Set plucked out Horus' left eye while he slept, then broke it into six pieces and scattered them. The god Thoth embarked on finding the pieces, to reconstruct the eye. Finding only five pieces, he replaced the missing fragment with one that had divine qualities, allowing Horus to see beyond the visible.
Eyes are described as windows to the soul, but offer insight into our health.
The eye of Horus represents the hope of health therefore in visually impaired's heat should have an Eye of Horus, they use different ways to 'see' the world.

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sketch

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using pipe cleaners paint eye

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write braille

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Touchable paintings

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pretend I am blind, to feeling the environment around me

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add

test environment

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Search match material

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using epoxy and materials to create the feeling that day I felt

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Inspiration

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Aaron McPeake regularly uses the shadow as a simile for what he sees. In this film, he attempts to re-enact the journeys of the 19th-century blind explorer James Holman.
Filming in countries such as Thailand, Cambodia and Laos, McPeake limits the visual documentation of his travel experiences to monochrome shadows and ambient sound, and invites the viewer to work hard to interpret what they are seeing and hearing. McPeake also references the tradition of kulit or shadow theatre, widespread throughout Asia, as a means of voicing the story of a blind traveller, a story that might not otherwise be told.

Idea

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The world of the blind, as it were, lacks a 'language' of communication, and those of us watching the video can only guess the scene they are in by the sound and the blurred shadows. For this project, I wanted to experience the world of the blind by touching their surroundings with my eyes closed and listening to the sounds and finally using my sense of touch to recreate the scene. The viewers of my work will be able to guess where I might be through sight, touch, smell, and hearing. It is a two-way interaction.

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One day to Diabetic Retinopathy

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This is a book made to make normal people more aware of people with diabetic retinopathy.
The book presents a first-hand view of what I would see on my way to school if I were a person with diabetic retinopathy, using familiar scenarios to simulate the different symptoms with different materials or techniques, so that the public can understand the dangers of the disease and feel the pain experienced by these patients. The aim is to make some urban construction workers take the needs of the visually impaired more into account in their subsequent work.

Experiment

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paint black spots

cut them to represent the symptom of Floating spots

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use the silicone to create the paper

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Pour into mould

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Add the glycerine to create the fluid layer

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Add spots

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Fail

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The silicone is too soft to keep the shape of the pages, and the colors are not clear enough to see the pattern underneath, and it is not strong enough to wrap the fluid layer in the middle, causing the glycerine to flow out

Change the material and try again

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use epoxy

Repeat the previous steps

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Polishing epoxy

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Pour into top epoxy sealer

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Video

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Version 1

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book

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A Sense of the World Aaron McPeake

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VERSION 2-DIGITAL

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PDF VERSION

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test

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