Kuwasawa Design School 2022 Útikönyv by Kazune Watanabe is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2023 Ezüstdíj A' Design Award in Nyomtatott és kiadott média tervezése Competition Category.
EzüstNyomtatott média· 2023
Kuwasawa Design School 2022 Útikönyv
Client: Kuwasawa Design School
Ezüstdíj A' Design Award Winner in Nyomtatott média Category
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About Kuwasawa Design School 2022 Útikönyv
Útmutató a Kuwasawa Design School számára, Japán első tervezőiskolájához. Az elmúlt években az online kommunikáció erősödött, és a határvonal a valóság és a virtuális között kezd elmosódni. Ilyen helyzetben a tervezőcsapat a tervezés lehetőségét kereste azáltal, hogy a digitálisnak elismert dolgokat analóg módon (papír és nyomtatott formában) fejezte ki. Első pillantásra egy közönséges könyvnek tűnik, de az animáció kihúzva működik. Az útikönyv külön kötetekre van osztva, hogy az emberek többféleképpen élvezhessék. A tipográfia segítségével digitális kifejezésre törekedtek.
The Recognition
About the Ezüstdíj A' Design Award
Kuwasawa Design School 2022 Útikönyv az Ezüstdíj A' Design Award győztese, óriási presztízsű elismerés a csúcskategóriás, lenyűgöző és impozáns dizájnoknak. Az ezüstgyőztesek rendkívül ragyogó és nagyon kreatív művek, amelyek szemléltetik tervezőik kiemelkedő szakértelmét, tehetségét és éleslátását. Kuwasawa Design School 2022 Útikönyv-tól azt várják, hogy csodálatos, mintaszerű mű legyen, amely figyelemre méltóan professzionális és mélyen innovatív. Ez az Ezüstdíj A' Design Award kitüntetést elnyert dizájn igen figyelemre méltó, csodált találmány, amely szolgálja, és előre viszi a művészet, a tudomány, a dizájn és a technológia határait. Kuwasawa Design School 2022 Útikönyv széles körben irigyelt alkotás, amely felkelti a vágyakat, pozitív érzéseket hoz, és csodálatot és ámulatot gyújt.
Behind the Design
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Credits, team members and technical details provided by the designer.
- Unique Properties
- They created a "Kinetic book" that is different from other school guides. They used analog methods (paper and print) to recreate digital images. At first glance, it looks like an ordinary book, but when the book is pulled out, the animation works naturally and surprises the person who sees it. The guidebook is divided into separate volumes so that people can enjoy it in various ways.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- Dimensions Width:182mm x Height:257mm x Depth:25mm
- Tags
- Kuwasawa Design School, Slit animation, Scanimation, There There, Kazune Watanabe
- Production Technology
- The case is slit, and the animation is worked by the expression of the cover partially visible through the slit. Although the cover appears to be printed only in black, it is not printed in one black color but in a combination of special colors. The slightest deviation of the color plates creates an optical illusion, reproducing the flicker of RGB colors that can be seen when the monitor is magnified. Under normal conditions, the colors are barely perceptible, but when the slit is passed through, the colors appear as a frame-by-frame feed.
- Design Challenge
- Slit animation has a narrower range of expression and is extremely difficult to express dynamically compared to ordinary animation. After more than 100 prototypes, they aimed for a digital expression using typography.
- Research
- As the coronavirus spreads around the world, society has shifted to a teleworking work style. And communication has shifted from face-to-face to online. Now that people see two-dimensional expressions online as a matter of course, There There wanted to redefine the value of the existence of objects. They created this design with the idea of designing an object that exists with a digital look and the sense of strangeness and unreality that comes with it.
- Inspiration
- School guide for Kuwasawa Design School, the first design school in Japan.
In recent years, online communication has been increasing, and the line between reality and virtual is becoming more and more blurry. In such a situation, There There pursued the possibility of design by expressing what was recognized as digital with analog (paper and print).
For students who are about to study design, they aimed not only to convey basic information about the school's curriculum and facilities but also to serve as a medium for designers to experience and recognize design as something exciting for the first time they are exposed to it. - Project Duration
- The project started from July 2020 to April 2021 and was released in Japan in May 2021.
- Operation Flow
- The target audience is students who want to study design. The objective was to reach as many people as possible and get them interested in design. On social media, the information was shared by many media in Japan and overseas, an unprecedented spread as a school guidebook. The number of requests increased compared to previous years, increasing the school's recognition dozens of times over.
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