"The only stipulation is that your solution uses appropriate paper stock, folded formats, bindings, or paper sculpture in an imaginative way to help communicate your idea.
The paper/board and format should be dictated by the story and so be considered for its ability to carry and convey the chosen message."
PAPER CUTS
- All very successful, given no measuring was involved
- Couldn't see how any of these could be involved in my project
- Later realised 1 piece of A2 in a T-shaped fold would make an A5 booklet with 8 pages, as I needed
- Turkish map fold very interesting to look at
- Did consider using it in final project
- Didn't fit into the colour story I was telling
- Used to make waterfall cards in foundation year
- Very interesting, tactile way of telling an illustrated story, was yet to use it during the illustration course
- Decided colour story project was an appropriate time to use it as the project called for paper crafts and tactile products
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| Deciding the page format for the booklets |
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| Deciding for use of black and white card for the black or white sides |
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| Mock-up booklet to test format and to draft short stories |
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