[Week7]

This week, I developed the layout of the catalog and the main poster of my project.

The image above will be a poster of my work and I will put an image in it. And the image below is the cover of my catalog. Some feminism phrases will be attached on the backside of the cover.

Finally, I got all the things I need(Thanks Ali Express) and made a little studio in my closet. So from now on, I can take the images and finish 'shooting and editing' stage as I planned.

+ about the feedback I got.

Some student contacted me privately and ask me to add some explanation about the concept of my work briefly in the catalog. And during the class, someone worried about the copyright of the feminism phrases that will be attached in the project. So, while I finish shooting and editing, I will keep thinking about the matter and reflect the feedback.

[Week6]

This week, I finally contacted to other students who has same topic of DMP project. We made a group chat, showed the proposal to each other, and set roles to conduct web exhibition.

Mine is managing Youtube channel and editing video. Our team will open exhibition on our own web site, and promote and collect feedback through SNS.

Especially, Instagram and Youtube will be proper platform for visual and mix media works. We can use streaming service on the site, archive works, and find some new ways for audience participation.

I don't know if collaboration is easier than doing all alone, but certainly it will be funnier and there will be more things to learn.

[Week5]

Finally, I started making a logo for the project! Although it is not complete, I decided on the font, color, and overall mood. In fact, I wanted to give a slightly hateful impression from the title to the composition of the project, so I tried to create the logo like an Internet meme image as shown in the picture above. But as I ordered the object and looked back at the plan, I thought it would be good to make the logo "pretty" as I thought in the beginning. A pretty image like a magical girl portrayed in the media. It seemed to be more effective in describing stereotypes about sexuality.