DPI - Project 2
Thaqif Syarafuddin(0331337)
Digital Photography and Imaging
Week 6 (3/5/2021)
This week, we were discussing on Public Service Announcement which is a message that raises awareness of a certain social issue and changing public attitude towards that issue.
Narrowing down your scope.
Research about your topic
- Study and gather all related information about your topic.
- Write a summary about your topic
- Highlight the key points of your summary
- Define the Title
- Define the Slogan
- Define the Details
- Define the Call For Action
Define your concept
- Create a section for each contents (Title, Slogan, Details & Call for Action)
- Sketch your mock up poster
- Fill in with details
Start to develop your design project
- Draft the digital poster based on your sketch
- Develop the composition techniques using Digital Photography & Graphic Design.
- Apply color, typography, textures & effects
- Finalize your design with color correction
Mood Board (3 Poster reference)
 |
| Fig 1: Reference 1 |
 |
| Fig 2: Reference 2 |
 |
| Fig 3: Reference 3 |
Intro
Refugees are to be vaccinated in the third phase even if undocumented and the ones in the detention center should have improved living conditions for their safety from Covid-19
Paragraph 1
Refugees who carry United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) card will be managed by the United Nations (UN) to be vaccinated. Employers of the documented migrant workers will be responsible for registering the workers for the vaccination. For migrant workers who do not have documents, government has asked their employers to register them for the vaccine regardless if they are document or not or even if their documents have lapsed. Government has pledged to not detain undocumented migrants who come forward for to receive the vaccine.
Paragraph 2
Covid-19 outbreaks have been reported from at least five of the detention centers and over 1,000 have been affected in these clusters. Rights groups and detainees have said the conditions in the detention camps were brutal. One former detainee, an Indonesian woman who was released in January, told Reuters hundreds of detainees were tightly packed in a room, including the old, sick, pregnant women and children.
Summary
Everyone deserves to receive the Covid-19 vaccine. Detainees are humans too.
Key Points
Title
REFUGEES IN MALAYSIA
Slogan
Detainees are human too.
Call for action
Donate to Refugee Welfare Fund.
QR CODE : https://www.unhcr.org/en-my/refugee-welfare-fund.htmlWeek 7 (10/5/21)
This week we were given feedback on last weeks progression which is the article. I had to make changes in my paragraphs to make my article more like an article. Below is the revised article.
Rights of the Refuged
Refugees that are currently in Malaysia should also have the right to get vaccinated. The government must take into account that there are also other people living in this country that requires assistance and healthcare services besides Malaysians. Why make it compulsory for Malaysians to be vaccinated while leaving out the rest of the population as if they do not affect the state of the country.
Malaysian government should give refugees the opportunity to get their vaccine shots. Talks have been made about refugees who carry United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) card will be managed by the United Nations (UN) to be vaccinated. Employers of the documented migrant workers will be responsible for registering the workers for the vaccination. For migrant workers who do not have documents, government has asked their employers to register them for the vaccine regardless if they are document or not or even if their documents have lapsed. Government has pledged to not detain undocumented migrants who come forward for to receive the vaccine.
Even though there was discussion on giving refugees the vaccination, there is an underlying problem from these Covid-19 outbreaks. There have been reports from at least five of the detention centers and over 1,000 have been affected by the situation. Rights groups and detainees have said the conditions in the detention camps were brutal. One former detainee, an Indonesian woman who was released in January, told Reuters hundreds of detainees were tightly packed in a room, including the old, sick, pregnant women and children.
The government has been suggesting solutions for the refugees but have been fully ignorant about the detainees where the conditions in the detention center are still not improved. It's not right to leave the detention center unattended with. Detainees are humans too, and humans have rights to having proper healthcare services.
For week 7, we were to sketch out each layers of the poster. I simple sketch out whatever comes to mind for the layers which would hopefully give me ideas on the final sketch of the overall poster
Title
REFUGEES IN MALAYSIA
RIGHTS OF THE REFUGED
Slogan
Refugees are humans too
Refugees have rights to health
Why is my health any lesser?
What about my health?
Having proper healthcare services.
Don’t ignore my health rights
Call for action
- Share your rights by donating.
- Share your wealth for their health.
Mock Up Poster #1
Mock Up Poster #2
Week 8 (17/5/21)
This week is self study week so we don't have classes. However, we continued on with the digitalization of the based sketch from last week.
Progress #1
Progress #2
Progress #3
Progress #4
Final poster
DESCRIPTION:
Refugees has rights to proper healthcare. In this poster I used a silhouette of a guy and drew over it. The drawing over the image is to show how the refugees are requesting for better healthcare. The stethoscope symbolizes how the people in power hears the calls for help but are not listening and not taking any action to improve their healthcare services towards the refugees. In this composition, the stethoscope is held like a microphone to show the the calls are loud and yet ignored. The silhouette of the guy shows that even if he screams for help it seems like he is not even saying anything hence his mouth is closed while the drawing shows him speaking.
Comments
Post a Comment