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Leah struggled with audience research for her charity client as there was little information online about the smaller charity. Having direct access to her client helped as she could ask for feedback and opinions. While planning was difficult, receiving feedback from her client on her initial ideas helped guide her production and planning to better meet the client's needs and preferences.
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The document provides an evaluation by Leah Ellis of their research, planning, production and printing process for creating a children's storybook. Some key points:
- Secondary research was conducted due to limited access to the target audience of 3-7 year olds. Primary research may have provided more insights.
- Planning allowed experimentation with color schemes and designs. Keeping a simple color scheme throughout helped tie pages together.
- Production was challenging at times due to technical issues but problems were worked through. Feedback indicated including more interactive elements would be beneficial.
- Printing through different services posed difficulties in determining correct page counts and margins. Measurements would need to be considered more carefully for future projects.
Problems
The document outlines several potential production problems for a project, along with solutions. The technical problems include the graphics tablet or computer not working properly. Theoretical problems include not having enough time, money, or access to complete the project. Some solutions proposed are keeping backups, experimenting with skills, and finding alternative transportation if needed. The document also discusses experiments done to improve typography skills and test different creation methods.
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Leah Ellis proposes creating a children's book of nursery rhymes for her graphic design project. She has experience with print projects, magazines, and drawing tablets from previous work. The concept is for a colorful, attention-grabbing book featuring a consistent main character. Leah will research typography, children's book design, and color theory. She will experiment with typography, color schemes, drawing techniques, and character design. Evaluation will include weekly reflections and a final evaluation to assess her work and opportunities for improvement.
Present plan
Leah Ellis created an educational product for young children ages 3 to 7 and their parents. She decided to present her product to her 4-year-old niece and sister to get feedback on how children in the target age range might respond. They provided feedback on the design choices that Leah discussed in her evaluation. Leah also presented to her class but realized she forgot to include a page, which she regretted for completeness but was focused on having the correct script.
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This document discusses the creation of an FMP (flashcard memory program) for children. It lists several classic nursery rhymes that will definitely or possibly be included. Sketches provide inspiration for the art, with designs like hills matching the inside pages. Challenges are included to engage children, and pages can be colored in black and white to allow children to add their own colors. The FMP aims to test children through familiar nursery rhymes and activities over a rainbow backdrop.
Evaluation
The document summarizes the student's process for creating a children's storybook as part of a class project. They did secondary research as primary research with children was not possible. Existing children's books influenced the simple design. Planning allowed experimenting with color schemes before choosing one to tie the pages together. Production challenges included issues with photo editing software but the student worked around problems. Feedback from parents was positive about interactive elements that challenged children.
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Feedback
The document contains feedback on draft pages for a nursery rhyme book. Respondents agree that the bright colors are appropriate for nursery rhymes and will appeal to children. They also feel the simple illustrations with minimal details are suitable for the young audience. Some suggestions are made to add more creative text placement and more details in some images to engage children more. In summary, the feedback provides positive feedback on color and style choices but recommends further refinement of some page designs.
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Leah portfolio
Leah Ellis created several graphic design projects for her portfolio including a children's TV show package advertising a rabbit with superpowers, pages for a children's TV magazine, an animation for an Irn-Bru advertising campaign, an animation for a video game, and a fanzine focused on Hama beads. The portfolio showcases her ability to design for different briefs and concepts across print, video, and digital formats.
Current pages
This document contains the titles of 7 nursery rhymes: Doctor Foster, Cock-a-doodle Doo, Hickory Dickory Dock, Mary, Mary Quite Contrary, Humpty Dumpty, Row, Row, Row Your Boat, and Itsy Bitsy Spider.
Planning
The document discusses Leah Ellis' plans for a children's book featuring nursery rhymes. It will include 8-10 well-known rhymes such as "Itsy Bitsy Spider" and "Mary Had a Little Lamb." Leah plans to hand draw the illustrations and layout the pages with space for text alongside images. She will complete the book over 7 weeks at her college, using their computers and graphics tablet. Leah has also considered design elements like colors, fonts, and cover ideas. The book will be printed through a photo book service and cost approximately £11 to produce.
2. ideas and planning
The document discusses plans for creating a website for a charity client. It includes mind maps of initial ideas, including developing a website with a Twitter feed, blog sections, stock listings, and tutorial videos. Feedback from the client requested adding more external links and donation links. A production schedule is outlined, allocating time each week for development, feedback, and changes. Resources needed are a computer, video camera, photo camera or phone camera, and a website building program. The goal is to create a simple, user-friendly site that meets the client's needs and improves on their current website.
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Printing info
This document compares pricing and delivery details for photobook printing from several companies. Tesco offers photobooks from £12-£20 that take 12 days to deliver. Photobook UK offers photobooks from £39.95 that take 7 days to deliver. Aldi offers the cheapest photobooks at £3.49 that take 6-10 days. Bob Books offers photobooks starting at £15 that take 7-10 days, and Vistaprint offers photobooks from £11.24 that take 10 days. Delivery costs and minimum page counts vary between vendors.
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2. Theoretical problems include not having enough time, money, or transportation to complete the project. Solutions involve budgeting time, saving money, and finding alternative transportation if needed.
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- 2. Week One This week we started with our client project and did our audience research. This was quite complicated for me as I struggle to do this sometimes. The nice part of this though was that I have access to my client at almost any time so I can ask for reviews or opinions often through the project. I did find this quite hard to do seems that I could not find too much online about this charity that I chose, as it is a smaller one that is not well known outside of the collection of people that use it. This led to a massive lack of information, although I was still able to complete this step as I have had a lot of personal experience with them as I have been helping out with them for multiple years, meaning a lot was just personal knowledge.
- 3. Week Two This week we were planning our work and seeing what we would like to do for our clients. This was going through initial ideas in a mind map, which was quite hard as I found it complex to come up with ideas off the top of my head. I am very happy that I had a client that had given me an idea of what they are wanting me to create in some way. This helped me intensely as it made sure that I had an idea of what the wanted. It also helped me a lot that I am already really familiar with the charity and am familiar with their needs and abilities, so that I already have a good idea of what they would want and need in this website. This made it a lot easier for me and took away a lot of my pressure and stress from just having to come up with ideas straight out of nowhere. This made it more possible. After this part, we needed to start developing the ideas that we really wanted to do. For this part, I wanted to send my ideas to my client and see what they thought of each of them and anything that they would want me to change or develop different. Although I was still waiting for feedback, I feel that I have done a decent job of this planning as I generally struggle with planning a bit, but I have just about managed to develop an idea about this idea.
- 4. Week Three This week we were continuing with the planning. This was helped that I had gotten some feedback from my client over the weekend and so I had some more ideas to go off of with my production. I had many more ideas of what I needed to do during my work and what my client liked so that I could plan it accordingly to their preferences. This made me a lot happier with my planning as it meant that I was getting constant feedback and reassurance that I was on the right track, which is something that I feel is essential through the entire process as it is very much more productive and safe to ensure its correct and you are not wasting your time.
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