Visual Communication Design
Visual Communication Design 2020
Critical and creative design thinking and adapting to the needs of a target audience is a consistent theme of this subject, remote learning providing the inadvertent conditions for these themes to be thoroughly explored.
The humble graphite pencil and paper has been the hero for many students studying this subject, other stationary staples such as a ruler, fineliner and coloured pencils also playing supporting roles in fulfilling design needs and creating imagery to communicate meaning.
Year 10 students have demonstrated an understanding of the design elements and principles that underpin the production of all design, in addition to generating ideas for a range of design briefs, particularly a space museum design in two-point perspective.
Our VCE Visual Communication Design students have been busy working on independent folios that cover the areas of communication design, industrial design and environmental design. The use of digital imaging software such as Adobe Photoshop and Krita combined with manual methods of construction, painting, rendering and technical drawing has resulted in some brilliant presentations.
Year 10 Visual Communication - Elements & Principles of Design
Year 10 Visual Communication - Space Museum Design
Kayli C - Concept Development
Ryan H - Concept Development
Kayli C
Ryan H
Zoe S
Logan A
Steve C
Abby A
Edsel M
Ally E
VCE Visual Communication - Pencil Case Design Brief
VCE Visual Communication - Man Cave Design Brief
VCE Visual Communication - SAT Folios
Sam M
Client: "Melbourne Natural Metal Art Studio"
Communication Need 1: Giveaway trinket Item
Communication Need 2: Visual identity for client
Matt S
Client: "Lemane"
Communication Need 1: Graphics for album cover
Communication Need 2: Visual window display
Shannen T
Client: "Busy Tunes"
Communication Need 1: Giveaway freebie item
Communication Need 2: Grand opening poster
