Hopefully the final stages of Diagram

I love the diagram project, I was just so intimidated by all the possibilities. And since my experiences this year have seemed to benefit from simplification, I initially wanted to do that. I should have done more exploration but for now I think I am coming to the final stages of this layout. I hope to have this ready to plot asap.

my FLi flyer

after this I might try re-writing some stuff you know?

possible articles for MAGAZINE zineeZINEEEZINE zine

number one fed highway act

number II AMERICAN DINER MUSEUM- numberII.a

number2.b

NUMber tres ammerican dinnnnner thing

american auto club 50-s american diner

type poster

Probably should have chosen this poster

this is really sean

juxtaposition DIRECTIONES

Jamie and I can agree that complex patterns may not necessarily be the best thing for me to try to communicate to people (   ). I may lead them astray and give them wrong connotations. This exercise she said will be good for me as it is seemingly simple, but I should pick smart words to tell more of a story.

call me crazy but I don't see a ball

wierd

color

world

war map

animation

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my paper prototype and the sketches that lead up to it

diagram

my basic structure for information stays the same as the first round but legibility has been improved, and the images give a richer background.

poster developement stages (LATER)

mindMAP

Take a look. I'm still working on it but these are the first groups of thought and I'm pretty sure that its a little to tangential. just gimme a shout back so I know for sure. I do think it would be an interesting way to make my icons have a broader meaning.

the darker outlined bubble around the fifties group is to help with legibility and distinction.

If I were to tell you now, I'd say I'll use the icons in a symbolic way. Maybe the gumball for capitalism; the booth could represent the people of the hour (fifties), and could start a tangent that covers cultural info; waitress- capitalism or some sort of reference to class and wage workers.

possibilities

these seem to be a good direction for the poster. They are collaged together to show the break down and build up of the "basics" mentioned by WEINGART. He said though he broke away from mainstream swiss, the basic principles remained the same.