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Effective Public Communication - Week 4

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18.2.15 (Week 4)
Jasmine Yeoh (0321190)
Effective Public Communication
Assignment 1: First Impressions



2 Dimensional Design - Week 3

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9.2.15 (Week 3)
Jasmine Yeoh (0321190)
2 Dimensional Design
Assignment 1: Unconventional Self Portrait (Final Piece)


The Process:

First, I sketched a picture of me using pencil then slowly began stamping my thumbprints. (I edited the picture to make it easier for me to know where the shadows are)

I used a scrap piece of paper to dab off the excess ink.

Almost done!

Nearly there!



My Thoughts on the Assignment
After experimenting with my ideas, I could not decide what to do for my final piece. The "Jasmine Tea" idea didn't turn out as I expected as it was too tedious and time consuming therefore that idea was ruled out. Eventually, I decided to do the portrait out of fingerprints rather than doing the portrait out of rice. 

The final portrait turned out to be very time consuming as I had to print hundreds of fingerprints but in the end i found that it was worth it because the fingerprints create a really nice texture which adds to the aesthetics of the picece

2 Dimensional Design - Week 2

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2.2.15 (Week 2)
Jasmine Yeoh (0321190)
2 Dimensional Design
Assignment 1: Unconventional Self Portrait


The Assignment
Our first assignment was to create a self portrait by using unconventional methods. This self portrait has to represent ourselves and "sheds light on our personality". We were encouraged to think out of the box and be as creative as possible.

My Ideas
While I was thinking about what represents me, the first thing that came to mind was my name. Your name is your identity. It is how people address you. It has been with you ever since you first emerged into this world. When I was younger, many people called me "Jasmine Rice", "Jasmine Flower", "Jasmine Tea". Although it was slightly annoying, I either went along with it or ignored it completely and the name calling eventually stopped. By doing this, I embraced my name and come to really love it. Therefore, I thought I could used Jasmine Tea to use to create my self portrait.



Artist: Carne Griffiths
Portrait made out of tea, coffee and whiskey.





Another idea was to use Jasmine rice on a black background to create a posterized effect.

When I think of identity, I also thought of my fingerprint. Everybody's fingerprint is different and unique. You are the only person in the world with that finger print. My idea is to use an inkpad and my fingerprint to make my portrait out of many stamps of my fingerprint. By putting more or less ink on my finger I can create different tones.