This project had me designing a series of posters informing about a new exhibit at the Museum of Science and Industry. The three subjects had invented different forms of pathfinding and navigation, and that connected difference is what inspired my concept.
I executed my concept by first modeling and texturing the letters in Adobe Dimensions.
This project had me designing a series of posters informing about a new exhibit at the Museum of Science and Industry. The three subjects had invented different forms of pathfinding and navigation, and that connected difference is what inspired my concept.
I executed my concept by first modeling and texturing the letters in Adobe Dimensions.
Kursat Ceylan is the inventor of the WeWalk cane, a tool to help the visually impaired navigate their surroundings by telling them how far away things are in front of them. Because this invention reads forward only, I represented Kursat in one point perspective.
Claudius Ptolemy was the innovator behind latitude and longitude. His work allowed the consistent navigation around our planet and is used today more than ever. Because latitude and longitude represent two dimensions, I represented his work in two point perspective.
Gladys West was the innovator behind and the calculator for the algorithms behind GPS. Because GPS is fundamentally three dimensional, I represented her work in three point perspective.
The next year I was tasked with animating one of the posters from the previous project. I chose Gladys West, as I felt it was the most successful.