DPI : WEEK 1

 WEEK 1 

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LECTURE :

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TUTORIAL :

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PRACTICAL : 

1. The Bezier Game:

This game was very challenging since it took me some time to finish all the stages. It took me like 20 minutes to finish off this game and the duration was pretty decent. I enjoyed playing this game because after having a month of Sembreak I had to squeeze my brain to figure out how to solve it. 

2. Create an E-Portfolio, Blog

This is my link to Blog: https://taranravvedip.blogspot.com/

In my first week of this module, I was instructed by the lecturer to create a blog to post my weekly reflection and also to post the work that has been done in the module. 

3. Register Pinterest & Behance

Pinterest Link: https://www.pinterest.com/ravve_taran/_saved/

Behance Link: https://www.behance.net/ravvetathillai

4. Explain why you like the designs?

The first design that I like has a bright neon contrast that is not too distracting for the eyes, while the second design has a subtle neon contrast that is not too distracting for the eyes. Furthermore, the design and colour choices of this poster have the potential to have a significant impact on the audience. Just because the colour choices and design are not cluttered, and because the information that they are attempting to convey is so straightforward and direct to the audience, I was immediately drawn in.

I was immediately drawn to this poster as soon as I saw it while browsing Pinterest. Looking at this design on Pinterest brought about a sense of calm, and I recognised the message that the designer was attempting to convey through this poster. Despite the fact that there are only a few colours, it gave me a liberating feeling because it is exactly what it says on the tin: 'Feel it.'

In fact, when I first saw the third poster, which is my personal favourite among all of the others, it caused me to pause and reflect. This poster embodies the complexity as well as the depth of meaning that the designer wished to convey to the general public. From my perspective, I realised that people are constantly distracted by insignificant details.