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Process Book 1 - Emoji Collage

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Table of Contents

Page 1: Landing PagePage 2: Table of ContentsPage 3: RequirementsPage 4: Planning and PracticePage 5: ContextPage 6-7: The Expressions of AtlantaPage 8: Source ImagesPage 9: Color BreakdownPage 10-11: Emoji TracingPage 12: First DraftPage 13: CritiquePage 14-15: Final DraftsPage 16-17: Revised Drafts

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Requirements

For this assignment, you will design a set of emojis that represent the feelings of a com-munity of your choice. These emojis will be a collage of images from that community. You must use over 20 different and unique pictures for each face (a total of 100 indi-vidual pictures). The five separate emojis

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Planning and Practice

Playing with Fundamentals

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Context

The Atlanta seen today has undergone tremendous revitilization and gentrification.

Transforming America’s Black Mecca into one of America’s trendiest cities. The TV show of the same name pays homage to the cultur-al past and present of the city which is often overlooked. These emojis pay homage to that

effort.

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The Expressions of Atlanta

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#892438 Brown #30343A Dark Slate Gray #5375DD Royal Blue

#9d6926 Siena #EEE7DF Beige

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Emoji Face Tracing

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First Draft

Digital

First Draft/ Most Representative

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Feedback

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Final Drafts

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Final Drafts

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Comments

Watch your capital letters in the process book, they are not consistent. I appreciate that you went beyond the assignment to construct a mosaic-collage. This style was unique to your work alone and that is worth celebrating. That being said, it is difficult for me to ascertain the meaning of the images in relation to their subject because of their size. As someone who lives in Atlanta, I can relate but someone from outside our city may have trouble. My challenge to you for a revision is to use larger images that are more visually impactful as they make-up their subject.

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Revised Drafts

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Revised Drafts