Zika Ascher

This poster was done to gain context behind textile designers in the early 1900's, I chose the designer by the name of Zika Ascher. I think this poster was particularly successful in illustrating this artist's strengths and what he particularly showcased in why he is famous. I wish that I had not left as much space between text and images because the poster seems like it has some sort of void to fill, either that or I wish I would have chosen a background with a pattern. Other than that I feel overall very successful in the design that was chosen to portray the information that I wanted to get across.

Habitat for Humanity

Habitat for Humanity came to us with a problem, to design an open-layout two-story home for a potential Habitat family. This was a team task, which was a challenge within itself. Overcoming issues within a project’s group can be just as hard as getting to the solution of the design problem. My group and I tossed and toiled with floor plans, getting to a layout with flow and open communication to encourage the growth of a family, together. Through solving these design problems my group developed communication skills on how to explain ideas and through that improving the solution. A weakness in within the group was also communication, with the lack of it led to more personal problems within our group. By handling the issue like professionals the problem was addressed and handled the most appropriate way. The most important strength came out during presentations when our concept and design solution flowed cohesively together for the final. Reflecting back on the designs I am happy with my personal performance and the effort that I put into this design, I could not have completed this without my teammate and I am pleased with the final product, with time there is always room for improvement.