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CATALOGS

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Introduction

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Visual Experimentation

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Overview Thesis I

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Pefer Visual Experimentation

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Research

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Thesis III Referenceable Design

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Development Directions

Outline Annotated Bibliography

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Reflection

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First Draft

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Reference

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Final Draft

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INTRODUCTION


INFORMATION

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Melissa Kuperminc

Michael Mikulec

Sam Eckersley

M.F.A Degree Candidate

Committee Chair

Committee Member

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PROCESS DOCUMENTATION 3

Live Paper Draft:https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ZVlREZdnsOkBanr5oNuGPgG76OIbVFli60CGJYRDzMM/edit Live Outline Draft:https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_MnSq3ZwLhL8dgY8WDQFaD9afhEoEsrTJEGLTP3yNOo/edit Live Bibliography Draft:https://docs.google.com/document/d/18w0oN8Uj5HZtqQ4jQSMV8ogNVjPceKPQIoEWAYj1uw4/edit

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OVERVIEW THESIS I


ORIGINAL THESIS STATEMENT

The advent of the digital age and the continuous development of technology have shifted people's aestheticrequirements from two-dimensional to three-dimensional, and from one-way passive reception of information to two-wayinteractive autonomy, which to a certain extent has affected graphic design and exposed its limitations. Taking VRtechnology as an example, we analyze the development of VR technology, the application of VR technology in the field ofvisual communication design, and the impact of VR technology on graphic design to discuss the importance oftechnology on the artistic expression of visual communication.

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REVIEW THESIS I

In Thesis I, I thought a possible direction was to

Discussion

Exploration

Plugins

Work Shareing

Cross-Border Cooperation

build a web section for technical communication, but I found this direction to be more focused on 3D design and technical development, and a bit off-

Online collaborative VR space building Multi-disciplinary real-time collaboration Break the time/space limit

topic for graphic design development. With the concept of the metaverse being brought to life by

Join us

Facebook in October 2021, I felt compelled to shift the focus of my thesis back to the impact of new technologies on graphic designers.

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RESEARCH


NEW TOPIC

The Role Of Graphic Design In Virtual Space & Metaverse: Current Status & Future Possibilities

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NEW TOPIC

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DRAFT OPPORTUNITY STATEMENT

Findings on the rise of virtual space technology and the concept of metaverse suggest a more unique visual & spiritual experience when people have access to a shared virtual world environment via the Internet, rather than simply viewing it. This will change the way we socialize, work and play and bring more opportunities for graphic visual design.

This paper will introduce the role of graphic design in the visual experience and interaction of laminar users in virtual spaces by considering three different questions - how does graphic design collaborate and apply across borders in virtual reality? How can collaborative approaches to design be improved for application in virtual reality to accelerate the progress of visual experimentation? What challenges do graphic designers face in designing interactive interfaces and visual representations for virtual reality spaces and audiences?

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NEW PROBLEM STATEMENT

The advent of the digital age and the continuous development of technology have shifted people's aesthetic requirements from two-dimensional to three-dimensional, and from one-way passive reception of information to twoway interactive autonomy, which to a certain extent has affected graphic design and exposed its limitations. Taking VR technology as an example from the technical level, we analyze the development of VR technology, the application of VR technology in the field of visual communication design, and the impact of VR technology on graphic design. From the conceptual aspect taking the Metaverse concept as an example, we explore the possible development trend and potential of graphic design in the new industry field, and the professional transformation that graphic designers can do in the changing times. In this way, the importance of technology to creative fields such as visual communication and society at large is explored.

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NEW RESEARCH | MIRO

Brainstorm, find rich design entry points and research methods, propose research questions based on the research directions found, and plan and discuss interview questions.

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PARTS LINKED TO THESIS

I have divided my initial research into 4 sections that could possibly be used in my papar and used as arguments. These include future trends brought by the metaverse, the current role of COVID-19 in advancing metaverse technology, what designers can do in the metaverse today, and interviews for different usersj.

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NEW RESEARCH DIRECTIONS | IN-DEPTH

Features related to graphic design, directions that can be developed in depth.

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INDUSTRY CONSULTING | Technology Development Process & Cases

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PC Internet era

Mobile Internet Era

Metaverse

In 1998, people finally got rid of their doubts about the

In 2008, along with the rapid development of only cell

The meta-universe is a full-sensory, human-computer

success of the Internet, and the situation of the current

phones, the Internet flew to integrate wireless devices

interaction system supported by four important

era has commonality. The Internet was no longer an

and underwent development in terms of services and

elements: Blockchain, Game, network, and display.

idea that remained only in the experimental stage, but

content, beating traditional paper and TV and replacing

began to penetrate into all walks of life and industries.

phone calls and SMS. The Internet not only redefined itself, but also changed the way of life that humans had long been accustomed to.

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DATA / CHARTS

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DATA / CHARTS

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NEW RESEARCH DIRECTIONS | IN-DEPTH

Civilization Identity

Features related to graphic design, directions that can be developed in depth.

• User Identification

Friends / Social

Economic System

• Social / Personal Branding • Immersive Experience Metaverse

• Civilization:Digital World / Mapping the Real World • Building the structure of the trading economy system Immersion / VR

Anytime, Anywhere

Low Latency

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Diversity

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INTERVIEWS

During the initial research phase, I divided the users to be interviewed into three sections. Ordinary people, art practitioners, and tech industry practitioners. Different questions were set for different interview groups for discussion.

I wanted to understand how quickly the concept of metaverse spread, and people's inherent impressions of the concept, is there any bias? To collate the different perceptions of the development of the technology, both positive and negative.

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QUESTIONS OF THE QUESTIONNAIRE

Link to questionnaire: https://forms.gle/nSx1zkXQ5wBwEP9L8 This questionnaire serves as an introduction to the general public's awareness of the concept of metaverse, and refers to each other's backgrounds to set a more specialized user group for the next interview.

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INTERVIEWS

Interviews with 3 art practitioners

Interviewees:

• Shi Yubin |Artist, curator, NFT creator • Niq|Young designer, 3D encryption artist • Simon|Co-Founder and Director of DesignJoint

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INTERVIEWS

Specific questions and directions for discussion.

• What impact do you think it will have on your industry?

Q: If I can access the platform to register, all I need to do as an artist is to upload my

• Impressive event/case? Why?

work and the front-end will do the contract delivery for me?

• Does NFT art have an impact on traditional art? What does NFT bring to the creative field?

Q: In reality, authenticity is important for a work of art, so how do you determine if an

• How do I own "virtual art”?

NFT work is real among digital art? Does the concept of authenticity exist?

Q: Now when we buy NFT, we own it. In fact, many NFT works can be downloaded in their entirety, and it has as much use value as it does viewing value, so why should I

Q: Since we have uploaded the NFT works and they are publicly accessible on it, can

buy it?

anyone use NFT for exhibitions? If it's just for display, don't I need to get authorization

• Is there a high threshold to get started with NFT art?

from the author? Since the ownership is already publicly available, I just need to link

Q: As a general 3D art or digital artist, if I want to register my work to NFT, or turn it into

the works according to the theme I envision and then make the link available to all

an NFT work, what would be the technical requirements? What exactly should I do?

users as an exhibition. 、

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INTERVIEWS

Q: Now that we say we are talking about NFT artists, why do you think it is now all about NFT artists and not about designers?

• Has NFT redefined the value of art? Q: Based on the current situation, it seems that the threshold for making NFT works is not high, and with the case of "making a lot of money from avatars", it makes you

Q: Now that we say we are talking about NFT artists, why do you think it is now all

wonder if the value of art will be diluted in this era.

about NFT artists and not about designers? Q: Are the social and identity attributes of NFT greater than its own artistic attributes? Q: In the past, when we talked about an art work or an artist, we talked more about the work, such as its approach, aesthetics, cultural background, or historical background, etc. But in the context of NFT, people seem to discuss the price of the work more than the artwork itself, how do people see this current situation?

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Example

The metaverse will revolutionise the way we experience the internet. Our tangible, physical world will become increasingly mixed with the virtual.

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Example

How important is the metaverse to the future of art? The metaverse is the proverbial perfect storm of experiential technology poised at the juncture of art, entertainment, social media and crypto currency. It has the potential to revolutionise the art world. Storage, location, display, transparency, authenticity and accessibility are the stumbling blocks to experiencing or owning fine art. The metaverse provides a platform for creators, commentators, critics, galleries and collectors to transcend all of these issues. The experiential immersion of connected XR experiences is an epochal shift that is orders of magnitude greater than the current relationship between tech and art. The metaverse presents a possible future where creators, gallerists and collectors can actually interact in a space untethered from their physical location. In keeping with tradition, collectors can accumulate art that reflects their personal aesthetic and as stores of generational wealth. Except that, in the metaverse, they can share that art with all netizens—not just a select group in their town. Artists get access to larger marketplaces and collectors still get to “flex” with their personal metaverse museums. Ideally, authentication is solved by blockchain protocols where ownership and pricing are transparent.

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KEYFINDING & THOUGHTS & FREE WRITING

• The design of the metaverse era will reconstruct the value system of design products.

• Collaboration of designers and developers.

In the era of metaverse design, design objects have been separated from their own

To explore and experiment, peek into the real user experience feeling, beyond the

physical external embodiment, and the traditional material value and product value

current era of user feedback, texture to explore the possibility of design

carried by objective objects have been replaced with a more diverse and long-lasting way

optimization.

to complete the metamorphosis with products that break through the boundaries of space and time.

• Designers must have the ability to express design ideas across media. Modal environment: information channel, visual, auditory, tactile, olfactory + real

• The design of the metaverse era will promote the metamorphosis of production methods.

world projection + virtual space digital space of 10+ dimensional elements. The

With the participation of 5G and metaverse concept technology, design is bound to

designer should consider the possibility of constructing the work to involve and

develop in the direction of comprehensive technology and data. The digital assets left by

co-construct others in the early stages of the work. It is a kind of interactive

virtual 3D design are the foundation, and brand design can extend this content, expand

relationship, vision in the future must be interactive, with higher intelligence,.

and apply to different scenarios and needs.

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OUTLINE


PRELIMINARY OUTLINE

Since the topic of metaverse is a new one, the current references are a small number of books and papers, and some industry reports from technology companies, trend analysis. As well as annual summaries and news reports from some consulting firms.

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PRELIMINARY OUTLINE

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ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY


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FIRST DRAFT


PRELIMINARY DRAFT OF THESIS

Amelia Isbell Leicht

little relevance to VR technology. But the development of digital software has made it

Professor Rhonda Artsen

possible for graphic designers to create in three dimensions. There are also graphic

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design works in the 2.5D style, which is somewhere between 2D and 3D. With the

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introduction of the metaverse concept in 2021, the impact of this technological change on the design industry is once again a hot topic, meaning that the metaverse is the next

The role of graphic design in virtual space & metaverse: current status & future possibilities

windfall for design practitioners. At present, graphic design rules can lead the effective design of virtual space. VR technology has three characteristics of immersion, interaction and imagination make graphic design combine with it, and there are more possibilities

Since ancient times, art and design have been closely related to science and technology,

to try in expression and artistic expression.

and the progress of science and technology has been driving the development and progress of design. In today's digital era, paper, the traditional medium of graphic design, is gradually losing its important status, replaced by new media - mobile devices,

I. The impact of scientific and technological development on the design

computers, television, the Internet and other digital media, which requires graphic

industry ( content needs to be organized )

design to also This requires graphic design to change accordingly in order to adapt to

Design has always been influenced by developments in science and technology. With

the new mediums that have changed. VR (Virtual Reality) technology is an emerging

changes in techniques, materials, tools, etc., technology has a direct impact on design

technology supported by computer systems and sensor technology in recent years. It

creation. And design blossomed after the industrial revolution, which makes it inevitable

can create a three-dimensional virtual reality space, supported by computer technology,

to think about the profound relationship between design and science and technology.

sensing technology, simulation technology, artificial intelligence technology and other

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high-tech, with VR glasses, control handles and other sensing devices, simulating a

The birth of new technology will promote the development of design - the example of

three-dimensional virtual reality world, in order to bring the user immersive immersion

copper plate technology. The invention of copper plate photographic technology in

and interactive experience (Richard, 2000). For graphic design, which is generally

1930 made photography take a definite place in advertising design from then on, and

considered to create works on a two-dimensional plane, graphic design seems to have

photography became the basis of today's photographic design. The emergence of film

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PRELIMINARY CONCLUSION

How The Metaverse Will Redefine Graphic Design

• How the metaverse is redefining how we live • Breaking new barriers with graphic design • Visualize avatars Essence: Identification Building a personal brand

• Immersive virtual environments The essence: social media advances Ways to use technology: immersion Changing the way you market Designers have had to adapt their current approach to design

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FINAL DRAFT


Final draft of thesis

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Comments / suggestions / revision directions

Some of the changes can be found in the Live documentation. Still in the process of continuous improvement.

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VISUAL EXPERIMENTATION


Visual experimentation & style overview

Create virtual spaces that do not exist

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Mapping the real world

Explore designers ? humans in the future

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VISUAL EXPERIMENTATION & STYLE 1

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VISUAL EXPERIMENTATION & STYLE 1

Physicalization of sketch elements, construction of a three-dimensional sense of space, simplification of visual elements

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VISUAL EXPERIMENTATION & STYLE 1

Physicalization of sketch elements, construction of a three-dimensional sense of space, simplification of visual elements

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VISUAL EXPERIMENTATION & STYLE 2

Increase the use of some 3D virtual elements in realistic scenes.

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VISUAL EXPERIMENTATION & STYLE 2

Referring to the concept of mapping real world objects in a metaverse, the visual representation using the real world is transformed into digital content. A new visual effect and experimentation is developed.

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VISUAL EXPERIMENTATION & STYLE 2

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VISUAL EXPERIMENTATION & STYLE 3

Based on what people can do in the future and whether the designer function will be replaced by artificial intelligence. In fact I am not satisfied with the visual performance of this version. But my mind was more open in exploring this part, and I wanted to use some visual elements that express the design itself, using different effects to emphasize how the rich visual elements might be represented in the virtual space.

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VISUAL EXPERIMENTATION & STYLE 3

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VISUAL EXPERIMENTATION & STYLE 3

Based on what people can do in the future and whether the designer function will be replaced by artificial intelligence. In fact I am not satisfied with the visual performance of this version. But my mind was more open in exploring this part, and I wanted to use some visual elements that express the design itself, using different effects to emphasize how the rich visual elements might be represented in the virtual space.

This visual style is not often seen in real life and is mainly based on human fantasy and the exploration of future trends.

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PEFER VISUAL EXPERIMENTATION


CONSIDERATIONS & LIMITATIONS

• Cost Limitations • Technical limitations

• Currently in the bottleneck period of Internet technology, meta-universe technology is not yet supported by hardware devices and is in a transitional period.

• The design content may need to take into account the practicality of the current product, rather than a completely innovative conceptual product.

• In addition to VR and AR, mobile devices with cameras can be considered to build pseudo-3D visuals.

• Pay attention to keeping the user focused on the product platform.

• Focus on showing the identity system and transaction system at the core of the metaverse.

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PEFER VISUAL EXPERIMENTATION

• Building brands: virtual tools/products • Build a social platform and trading platform for virtual space

• Social & trading rules based on the current Internet

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MOODBOARD

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TYPEGRAPHIC

Roboto One of the best fonts for applications, with a large and variable font family. Good performance in screen display. The rounded edges have a gentler temperament. Good acceptance by general users. Accurate and neutral in conveying information.

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COLOR SELECTION

The secondary colors are the contrasting colors of the main colors, orange and light blue, using brighter and more popular colors by the target audience, which can be used to accent & emphasize the message.

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COLOR SELECTION

Keeping the neutral color keeps the Technological sense. At the same time these colors can help refine the design details.

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BRAND LOGO

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BRAND LOGO

Next

• Improve brand architecture • Secondary sorting of the platform user population • Build interface design • Potyotype

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REFLECTION


REFLECTION

For thesis and design In fact this semester I am not satisfied with my development process and the results of these attempts. As the feedback mentioned by the professor, I also think I seem to be visually limited. But there are also considerations of user acceptance during the transition to the current era. I'm not sure I should discard this visual style to build a new one.

The part I'm more satisfied with is that I found a practical and commercially viable solution to build the user's exploration of future technologies. I also think this is an inevitable trend. With the current mobile Internet trend slowing down, for example, global mobile device sales declining in 2020 compared to 2019, the market has to find a new space for development, and the human upgrade from two-dimensional interaction to threedimensional interaction has reached a turning point.

I want to continue to experiment with this format and explore what users care about and need in the future social and transactional models, and what we can create for them as graphic designers. What kind of needs are users willing to consume until they are built? What else can visual designers do besides the development of NFT?

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REFLECTION

For this semester's schedule

So what should I do next?

I am also reflecting on my personal poor decisions about planning and scheduling

Use my vacation time to continue to compile article results

this semester. This includes little communication behavior with my tutor.

Refine the structure of the essay, continue working on thesis III, and actively communicate with my advisor. 2022 Spring is theoretically my last semester and I

The general reasons for the slow pace of my work so far are:

should only have one Thesis III course, which means I have more time to focus on the design of the Thesis.

The change of topic and the need to re-collect information for research has slowed my progress in the early part of the semester. Since I got an internship and another part-time design job, it is one of the major reasons why I did not allocate my work time and study time wisely. It is also my subconscious avoidance of studying because of the pressure of Thesis.

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In the event that I really can't finish on time, I can consider applying for an extension for Thesis III, which I have learned from Ad so far, can be completed over 2 semesters.

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