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Week 8

Made different layouts for our catalogues and figures that it would be best if it would looked simple and with that 'mock-up' look which connects to our theme, wireframe.

From each catalogue made, I illustrated 'wireframe' by making all the process work as the theme of our catalogue which consists of  Research Design, Design Concept, Ideation, Iteration, and Development Process.

Each page also has the artist work that explains/examples what are the process is. It also shows the what our exhibition is, the layout of the site, the layout were the artist artworks are and the explanation of what the process works are.

The layout is divided into three. So, the first one is A which is the big room, second is in the hallway which is letter B, the third, fourth and fifth are in one room which is the last one (C, D & E).

The design layout of the catalogue also illustrates the lines seen from the poster made by Michael and used the colour of orange also as our main colour scheme.



 David Su Liu


Michael Robertson


Angelique Araiza


Cay Bueno


Nicole Gesmundo

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