A take on the state of popular culture, this pop-up book followed the tweets of Sarah Silverman on the topic of balls. It aimed to present the instant, ephemeral world of Twitter in the world of print, using one of the most time-consuming and precise methods of bookmaking - the pop-up book. It used dainty, feminine imagery ironically to present Silverman's vulgar, crude tweets.
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2010Burns Bog Tour is the proposal for an interactive guide to the Burns Bog in Delta. It uses games and short term goals (such as a scavenger hunt) to engage students in learning about the fascinating biodiversity and history of the bog, and includes features such as a backpack and journal for personalization. Participants of the tour would work towards leveling up, from dragonfly to bear, and would receive a pin with their accomplished level at the end of the tour.
The Burns Bog...
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2010An information graphic encouraging the purchase of local food and beverage. It aimed to create a fun, playful, friendly poster or interactive document that rewarded its users instead of berating them for their food habits. It used positive language and bright, pleasant colours to achieve this, and was distributed in whimsical homemade packages. It was meant to be widely and freely distributed (on websites such as getlocal and eatlocal.org)