The Museum of the Mind is fascinated by the work of art inside your head. Because nothing is as diverse, unique, powerful and yet so fragile as the human mind. Through its art and cultural programmes, the museum helps to bring mental health and neurodiversity into the open.

1. Finish Burobraak presentation updates from the notebook & start designing a new logo/catchphrase

2. Finish the Politica notes presentation & send to Arjan

3. Go through links I emailed to myself & organise

4. Send all my Burobraak work to myself for my portfolio!!!

1. Oost cast:

- Finish short presentation (do in Burobraak style)

- Were planning poster campaigns & focusing on Instagram posts

- Hang physical posters end of February, not now

- Think about easter theme incorporation on posters

- Think about a new colour scheme?

- Indoor campaign needs new colours with the type imagery

- Think about how to spice up the campaign

- Insta: Turn static images into a video for reel reposts with frays voice

- Design thinking diagrams.

- Data visualisations of the impact their work has.

- Creative Instagram posts with drawings and fun graphics.

- Get good and putting the graphic design work into rendered environments/contexts to test designs.

- Animations for the instagram.

- 3D Blender designs

The website you create is a moving and interactive data visualisation in itself. Every link you click on in the website takes you to a different or more detailed branch of information from the main data visualisation which is the landing page.

 

SIP IDEA 2

Create a data vis with only punction and text which looks like code or like an image from afar but actually, its just type. I like the retro look of these images and the fact that they can be seen as an image but also read as a literal script.

Pattern Recognition is a tattoo artist that takes this concept and creates detailed body art that makes me feel like it’s a homage to the digital world that we live in. By combining computer script and the human skin, digital and physical aspects are combined as they are in real life when many people are more intimate and spend more time with computers than they do real people or things.

 

Copy what others have created on Pinterest and justify the way the data looks in a way that sounds plausible but also doesn’t have to be completely understood.

 

Data vis communicating the cultural colours of London, Amsterdam, and Berlin to help people understand the feeling or vibe of a city without using moving images.