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'More Pink, Please' & 'Black History Month', Willa Westneat, Han Wong

.RAW Journal of Art and Design

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Woodford, Justin Ayers

.RAW Journal of Art and Design

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Reflection, Kyle Harmina

.RAW Journal of Art and Design

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'Fashion In The Elements' & 'Final Sunsets', Daniela Sebastian, Kate Karson

.RAW Journal of Art and Design

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Heart-Shaped Polka Dots, Fae Bruns

.RAW Journal of Art and Design

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Memory Through Landscape, Lauryn Sugai

.RAW Journal of Art and Design

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Pareidolia, Andrew Larochelle

.RAW Journal of Art and Design

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Table Of Contents, Olivia Anderson

.RAW Journal of Art and Design

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Cover, Cristina Golubovich

.RAW Journal of Art and Design

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Full Issue

.RAW Journal of Art and Design

.RAW is a collaboration between Art & Design students at California Polytechnic State University in San Luis Obispo. It features a variety of material from all departments including photography, studio art, graphic design and others with the aim to showcase student artistry.

Back Cover

SIGNED: The Magazine of The Hong Kong Design Institute

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Ones To Watch - Dress-Up Sai Kung

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Jewellery - Jadeite Connections

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We sit down with three HKDI student awardees of the latest Hong Kong Fei Cui Design Biennial Contest, as they share stories and thoughts behind their fascinating jadeite creations.

Printed Passion - The 31st Hong Kong Print Awards 2020

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Hong Kong Print Awards returns as the city’s only professional print contest, proving the stronger-than-ever creative energy within local print-related design communities.

Theme - Shared Studios - Portals To Better Understanding

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Digital devices are a cornucopia of information, but they are also attention vortexes and a suit of armour protecting us from having to engage with nearby strangers. While often decried for its negative effects, one organisation is actively using the power of the internet to create global public spaces. People actively seek out strangers in these spaces, to learn about others, and better understand themselves.

Theme - Bakery Simplicity - A Recipe For Building Better Communities

SIGNED: The Magazine of The Hong Kong Design Institute

Baking and eating bread in a small group seems to have some sort of mystical power to break down barriers, not only between strangers, but between different races, ages, genders and worldviews. Now, every week in Amsterdam and surrounding areas, people are discovering this “power of bread” as it creates dialogue between neighbours, within communities, and between locals and the outside world.

Theme - Street Debater - Conversations For A Better Society

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Something as simple as a set of scales and a provocative question is helping recast the dynamic between homeless people begging, and the multitude of people trying hard not to meet eyes as they pass by on the street. More than this, Street Debater points to the power of conversation as a way to help people in need that goes far beyond a few coins.

Theme - Greenkayak - Paddling To A Better Environment

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For many people, tackling the serious and complex environmental problems we face can all be a bit overwhelming. GreenKayak, a Danish NGO, wants to put a positive spin on environmental action as a way to inspire more individuals to change their habits and outlook. Their plan— use the lure of a free kayak trip to help people appreciate the beauty and benefits of nature.

Theme - Goodgym - Fit Bodies Make Healthy Communities

SIGNED: The Magazine of The Hong Kong Design Institute

For most people getting fit, or sustaining a reasonable level of activity, is a chore. Forget high-tech solutions to this very modern problem, the key to staying fit, motivated and happy may be as close as your pair of jogging shoes.

Theme - Wellness By Design

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Interview - The Road Of My Cyber Physical Hands

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Renowned Japanese designer Dai Fujiwara presents his latest Hong Kong exhibition THE ROAD OF MY CYBER PHYSICAL HANDS. Expect to see some of his never-revealed early works and be inspired by his Iatest design ideas. We hear from Dai about the concept behind his exhibition and ask for his advice for future designers.

Special - 2020 Dfa Hong Kong Young Design Talent Awards

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Fashion Endeavours

As cities continue to recognise the integrated role design plays in social developments, local design institutions bear both honour and responsibility in educating and exporting talents that can contribute to a functional-meets-beautiful future. Hong Kong Design Centre offers a variety of award mechanisms for local aspiring designers. Here, we take a look at its three recent design awards, and their respective winners from Hong Kong Design Institute (HKDI).

Interview - Design For Well-Being

SIGNED: The Magazine of The Hong Kong Design Institute

“Design for Well-Being” is HKDI’s major education and collaboration direction in the coming few years. In this issue, we speak with Michael Chan, Deputy Academic Director (Design) of HKDI, to find out how the institute conceptualises and practises design thinking, educates and cultivates new generations of designers, and continues to design for human beings’ welfare.

Contents

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Editorial

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Cover

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Issue Twenty Three Full Text

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Exotic, Temi Ijisesan '22

Heliotrope: IMSA's Arts & Literary Magazine

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The Storyteller, Sarah Wheeler '23

Heliotrope: IMSA's Arts & Literary Magazine

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Designing An Interactive Theatre Game With Dynamic Asynchronous Play, Ardian Amiti

College of Computing and Digital Media Dissertations

This project proposes the use of asynchronous narrative mechanics and dynamic elements of gameplay to further the player’s sense of interaction with characters and the environment of the game, inspired by interactive theatre performances such as Sleep No More. The player plants seeds in a garden which is maintained by several Non-Playable Characters, influencing both the environment and the narrative. Scenes occur according to the state of the garden, but do not wait for the player to be present. Plants grow and wilt as time passes. Sometimes the player cedes control as the characters tend to or cut down plants, …