| Typography: The Green Sheen / Nature | To do |
| Brief Considering the history and work of design activists such as David King, what burning issue do you wish to bring/campaign to a public or specified audience’s attention? How will you shout typographically? Where will your typographic noise be seen and heard? | Completed Pick two major companies which demonstrates Greenwashing as case studies ~ CONscious (H&M and fast fashion) ~ SEWAGE ROW (Southern Water) To do Identify specific language they use in their advertising/marketing – quote facts and demonstrate how they’re greenwashing completion time – this will take a few hours to collate as I have a the resources already saved Think about sustainable poster paper – recycled options completion time – an afternoon or morning to research and ring printers who offer more eco friendly paper stocks |
| Project idea • x 2 large (A0) size posters to protest against Greenwashing. |
Claudine Derksen 
Reasonable experimentation if a little tentative. It isn’t easy to get the drift of the project without riding the writing. The project needs to move from proposal writing to a piece of communication that works in its own right. I’ve been listening to the Big Green Money show on BBC 5 Live, probably on their Sounds app. One episode dealt with issues around clothing manufacture. The idea of material and textures and a distorted display face is fine but the test will come when you start to apply the information type this can make or ruin the overall design. It won’t be perfect the first time you put the type down and it will need quick iterations to make progress. Best to start committing to the development because it’ll take longer than you think and you want more than just an early prototype as a finished thing.
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