Proposal Field Research Report on a single innovation, it’s diffusion and re-invention based on Everett M. Rogers Diffusion of Innovations.
Response A graphic illustration of the Innovation-Desicison Process for a single adopter category, the Late Majority.
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Proposal Field Research Report on a single innovation, it’s diffusion and re-invention based on Everett M. Rogers Diffusion of Innovations.
Response A graphic illustration of the Innovation-Desicison Process for a single adopter category, the Early Majority.
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Proposal Field Research Report on a single innovation, it’s diffusion and re-invention based on Everett M. Rogers Diffusion of Innovations.
Response A graphic illustration of the Innovation-Desicison Process for a single adopter category, the Early Adopter.
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Proposal Using Everett M. Rogers’ Diffusion of Innovations, research, discuss and display an innovation of your choice in depth.
Response Here is one of the infographics I made for this project, displaying the shifts fur in fashion underwent in terms of accessibility and luxury.
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Proposal Create three icons of your choice which relate in some way. Simplify them and display them in context.
Response For my second attempt, I created my first mock up GUI interface. The app’s purpose I only vaguely addressed but would in essence, be most likely used for higher-end or progressive fast food restaurants where iPads would be placed within tables and customers would order from their seats and the food would be brought out to them.
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Proposal Create three icons of your choice which relate in some way.
Response I chose the theme of consumerism, with two items commonly found in fast food along with sensual Warhol-esque lips, since consumerism is so often based in a primal, sexualized context.
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The final piece of my project on male birth control (“blockers”). This is a quick “commercial” I made for the product. This was also not required for the project, so it’s just a rough idea & mostly for fun. The background music is the intro to Song of the Sad Assassin by Why?
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A continuation of my branding project on male birth control (dubbed “blockers”). This is a mock up of pocket-sized flyers the brand’s street team would pass out as promo materials. I wanted them to be eye-catching but only subtly so. This was also not required for the project, so it’s just for fun.
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A continuation of my branding project on male birth control (I dubbed them “blockers”). This is the final logo I chose for my brand, “Contre.” I wanted something that looked permanent (stamp-esque), masculine, tried and true, while still conveying the relationship between men & women.
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