Traditionally, when I picture data visualizations they are hard to understand and complex. Graphic design adds aesthetic appeal, making information more engaging and accessible to a wider audience. Designers also help structure and present in a way that can be tailored to individual users’ preferences and needs, creating more meaningful experiences. The use of motion graphics and moving image in design is also growing at such a fast pace, giving an opportunity to design dynamic visualisations that can be updated in real time reflecting changing landscapes which is informative and also useful in day to day life. Another aspect of Graphic Design which is also changing at such a fast pace is the emergence of AI and intelligence powered softwares. Designers can use this tool to their advantage in relation to data visualisation to automatically identify patterns and insights within data, allowing designers to focus on crafting impactful visualisations.
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The first image in this post showcases an original painting I created using a mix of acrylic paint, matte sealant, and glossy sealant. This combination gives the piece
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Augmented Reality.
Augmented reality software, in this case Adobe Aero, is something I had never experimented with nor had I ever thought to. To be completely transparent it was the area that intimidated me the
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AR Task
I chose to extend the Neurodiverse brand by integrating Augmented Reality (AR) into the concept. This documentation showcases my initial concept sketches alongside Screen Shots of the AR experience I developed.
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