OUGD406 - Studio Brief 03 - Feedback From the Second Presentation

Within the second group presentation we presented updated versions of our exhibition work, but again feedback was mixed. The group had worked on a new concept for the internal appearance for the exhibition space, looking at the use of stock exchange graphs on the walls as a way to guide viewers around the space and around the work, but tutors and peers felt that this create a sense of business within the space and that it would distract from the work on show. Again, the wayfinding, invites and social media sites were strengths within the group, and there was positive feedback for the idea of working with local breweries to supply a bar at the exhibition opening night, but again the presentation of the publication could have been strengthened with a physical representation.

Logo designs, used interchangeably throughout

the branding for the exhibition - Ed Harland

Wayfinding for the exhibition, using the same stacking motif as the logos - Ed Harland

 

Two sets of poster designs, to be used alternatively

in the promotion of the exhibition - Ed Harland

 Double-sided envelop used with the physical invitations - Thea Koutas, Joe Turner

The physical invite that will be sent to a multitude of design

studios, both local and national - Joe Turner

A feedback card to allow visitors to leave comments

about the exhibition - Joe Turner

A list of design studios, both local and national, that we will invite

to attend the launch of the exhibition - Beth Phillimore

The Get Rich Facebook, Twitter and Instagram pages used to promote the event - Alec Beddall

The stock exchange graph concept applied to the interior of the exhibition space

From this presentation we were selected to put together a professional pitch for the sponsors of the exhibition. For this next presentation we will