Everyday Design Principles, A series of short films, each representing a certain design principle. Each film revolves around one design element, representing it through the use of everyday objects. The three elements chosen for the series of movies are: contrast, movement and pattern.
Contrast:
A set of five balloons is placed at the center of the composition. All the balloons are purple. Contrast is explored using these balloons using these balloons. One each balloon is tapped, paint squirts out. The paint is also purple; therefore there is no contrast in the composition. The last balloon squirts out yellow paint, which creates the contrast.
A set of five balloons is placed at the center of the composition. All the balloons are purple. Contrast is explored using these balloons using these balloons. One each balloon is tapped, paint squirts out. The paint is also purple; therefore there is no contrast in the composition. The last balloon squirts out yellow paint, which creates the contrast.
Movement:
An egg appears on the edge of the screen. Movement is explored using this egg. A person takes the egg, smashes it and moves it across the screen.
An egg appears on the edge of the screen. Movement is explored using this egg. A person takes the egg, smashes it and moves it across the screen.
Pattern:
A pattern is created using chocolate squares. A person then takes a chocolate square and eats it, which breaks the pattern. Another person comes in a fixes that by adding another square.
