The document discusses the concept of a "flâneur", a man who strolled through cities in the 19th century observing and experiencing urban life. It then describes the work of artist Stephen Walter, known for detailed maps and drawings of London containing observations and humor. Finally, it discusses the group's plan to create individualized Monopoly board games mapping their journeys to university to share their routes.

1. My
Research
By
Fahima
Hussain

2. Flâneur

3. Flâneur
Flâneur
comes
from
the
French
masculine.
Flâneur
is
a
man
who
strolled
around
the
city
and
having
an
experience
from
the
city.
Flâneur
observed
everything
that
happened
in
the
city,
so
that
he
could
understand
and
portray
it
on
he
saw
it.

4. Charles
Baudelaire
Charles
Baudelaire
was
a
French
poet
who
created
the
name
"Flâneur".
Flâneur
actually
means
"a
person
who
walks
around
the
city
in
order
to
experience
it
first
hand".

5. Flâneur
This
picture
shows
"The
Flâneur"
appearance.
He
was
wearing
a
long
black
drape
jacket
with
smart
clothes.
Also
he
is
wearing
a
top
hat.
He
looks
like
a
posh
person
from
a
good
family.

6. Reference
hEp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fl%C3%A2neur

7. In
the
lecture
we
were
learning
about
the
topic
called
“Travels
and
Journey”.
I
was
interested
in
learning
about
different
journeys
in
map.
I
would
like
to
show
my
journey
on
my
map.

8. Stephen
Walter

9. “The
Island”
2008
To
see
the
map
beEer
go
to
hEp://www.bl.uk/magnificentmaps/map4.html

10. His
London
maps
are
quite
unbelievable
with
lots
of
details
of
what’s
happening
in
London.
He
took
an
observaVonal
drawing
and
write
about
what
happened
in
London,
then
he
put
all
the
details
on
paper
and
created
it
as
a
map.
His
map
shows
that
he
has
a
sense
of
humour,
because
some
of
his
comments
are
funny.
He
joke’s
about
some
places
in
London.

11. Apart
from
The
Island,
he
created
other
drawings
with
lots
of
details

12. Product
Wall,
2008
This
drawing
is
about
the
logo
products
that
includes
most
of
everything
in
there.

13. Road
Signs,
2005

14. Enjoy
More,
2005
Logo
and
Symbols

15. Reference
• hEp://www.stephenwalter.co.uk/index.php
• hEp://www.bl.uk/magnificentmaps/
map4.html

16. Logorama

17. Logorama
This
animaVon
film
lasts
16
minutes
long.
It
includes
bad
language
and
violence.
This
film
contains
with
lots
of
varieVes
of
Logos
brand
names
and
Logos
characters.
I
have
enjoyed
watching
this
film
because
it
is
more
visual
and
I
did
not
understand
what
they
were
saying,
but
I
did
not
care
because
it
was
very
visual.
I
liked
looking
at
the
Logos
which
I
reconigsed.
I
liked
watching
the
drama
in
this
film.
The
name
of
this
film
is
LOGORAMA.
It
is
similar
to
the
name
FUTURAMA
produced
by
MaE
Groening.

18. MONOPOLY
BOARD
GAME

19. Monopoly
Board
Game
One
or
two
people
in
my
group
came
out
with
the
idea
to
create
a
map
on
a
Monopoly
Board
Game.
We
all
agreed
with
their
idea
because
Monopoly
Board
Game
represents
easy
way
to
create
a
route
from
A
to
B.
also
most
people
know
how
to
play
Monopoly
Board
Game.
Having
a
map
of
our
journey
to
University
on
Monopoly
Board
Game
is
a
good
idea
because
people
can
play
our
board
game
whilst
looking
at
our
journey
to
University.

20. Monopoly
Board
Game
while
discussing
our
ideas
for
the
Monopoly
Board
Game,
we
all
agreed
to
have
our
invidual
Monopoly
Board,
because
it
is
difficult
to
fit
all
our
journey
on
one
Monopoly
Board.
We
sVll
supported
and
shared
our
ideas
together.

21. Monopoly
Board
Game
• I
researched
all
different
design
of
Monopoly
Game
Board
from
Google
Image.
This
is
original
Monopoly
Board
Game

27. • Looking
at
other
different
designs
on
board
games
helped
to
get
an
idea
for
my
mapping
design.