Leanne Faye's Design Journal: 2016

15/12/2016
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HERE IT IS!! FRESH OUT OF THE OVEN ;)

QUANTUM PHYSICS BY FID 2k16 Aug Sem 2

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8/12/2016
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Behind the scenes of Quantum Physics

To end my blog progress for CTX. Here's some crazy group pictures with Mr. Charles (without Hun sorry)

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1/12/2016
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Quantum Physics - Short film
Scene Planning:

Scene 1
- showing 3 different family colours

Scene 2
- morning scene (waking up)
- Kay Mun (red)
- Ellyn (yellow)
- Xin Qi (blue)
Items:
- sleeping bag
- food
- tooth brush

Scene 3
- Chia Ying & Hun (mom & dad) gave warning to Kaymun

Scene 4
- Kaymun upset

Scene 5
- night scene where Kaymun noticed a parcel in her room
- Kay Mun
- Ellyn
- Xin Qi

Scene 6
- walk towards the parcel and trying to figure out what is it
Items:
- box
- letter

Scene 7
- opens parcel
- saw a time machine
Items:
- clock (Xin Qi)

Scene 8
- Kay Mun clicked the button
- travel in time to a black world

Scene 9
- Kay Mun met Ellyn & Xin Qi

Scene 10
- looking at their gloves realizing they are from different family colours

Scene 11
- agree to paint the world white

Scene 12
- stare at black wall
- holding spray paint ( spraying the black world to white)
Items:
- black paper
- spray paint

Scene 13
- done spray painting the world white

Scene 14
- woke up from sleep

Scene 15
- walked out from room

Scene 16
- see the world is colourful again

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24/11/2016
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Final Video
Instructions: Assignment 02 requires you to propose how you will be creating your video explaining about the contextual understanding which you have discovered in assignment 01 research.

Plot Synopsis (revised)

In the year of 2099, the world has revolutionized into the division of humans using colours, red, blue and yellow. Families are catagorized as either red, blue or yellow. People are allergic to the opposite colours of their own therefore they wear gloves to prevent skin contact with other families. A girl, from the blue family, who is very obedient because the children are raised in a very strict and squared society, they are required to have the same mindset and same behaviour. Every night, she always had nightmares and in the morning, she chants a code without knowing the reason why. One fine day, She received a parcel wrote - To: 3 RY. The moment she opened the parcel, she saw a time travelling machine where she was so curious about. Without thinking of the consequences, she pressed the button and travelled back in time to year 2026. She saw the exact same scene as she dreamed about every night and met 2 girls who experienced the same as her. The scene shows colours separating to red, blue and yellow. By instinct, they decided to paint it white. After painting, time is up and it's time for them to return to 2099. History was undo and the present and future changed. She removed her gloves, hoping nothing happens and nothing happened. It turns out that they are not allergic to each other, but they are being divided and catagorized as different individuals. Their rebellious behaviour changed the world and now people with different colours live together. While the 3 girls no longer belong to any colour, they are white which means they are all colours. The code was indicating that 3 girls and she was to find them, RY meant the other 2 girls were from red and yellow.

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18/11/2016

ITP

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Theme-based Pictures ( Final )

Final Pictures

ISOLATION

ISO 400, F13, 1/160

ISO 800, F11, 1/400

ISO 400, F5.6, 1/1000

ISO 5000, F13, 1/500

ISO 400, F13, 1/500

ISO 400, F11, 1/200

Leanne – Faye Tan (b. 10 December 1999, Malaysia) is currently a student at Taylor’s University Lakeside Campus studying Foundation in Design. She made a choice of taking up this module (Introduction To Photography) as an elective to challenge herself and learn something that will definitely benefit her further studies. She always has a fondness towards photographs that holds a story or meaning behind it because photograph not only captures the aesthetics but also tells a story that fail to put into words. Her take on photography is to document individuals and the surroundings without affecting the nature of it. She had also developed great passion for black and white photography.

About The Photographs

“ISOLATION”. Alone and set apart from the background. I always have a strong desire and need to work alone. This has led my subject matter of my series work to migrate towards individual souls shot against minimal background, finding solace from isolated strangers. My aim for this series work was to shoot strangers candid and without me (photographer) being seen so that the nature of the scene remains unaffected. The process of developing these pictures was basically setting up my camera at a chosen place and stalk until a subject matter appears in the frame. What I do find interesting from this social observation point of view is that it has fundamentally changed the behavior of the individual, to well, make them seem more individual. It makes me ponder on how every individual has a story to tell. And as my own fate and destiny would have it, isolation has ironically turned out to be the key to my own personal happiness, strength and creativity. This body of my work directly mirrors my own personality. Miraculously, the end result has become the sharing and expressing of my own self to the world through my solitude, simplicity and joy.

As for the technicalities, all the photographs were taken in between morning and the afternoon. When harsh shadows is intended, I shoot more towards the afternoon but when I want to achieve a subtle picture, I shoot earlier in the morning where the sun is not so glaring yet. The venues I shoot at are usually very minimal as I did not want excessive ornaments in the picture so that it does not divert the viewer’s attention. My series includes individuals in different motions, like walking, running and sitting. The range of aperture I shoot in was between F11 to F13 because I wanted a wider depth of field. As for the ISO, it ranges from 400 to 5000 which gives an abundance of light which I can easily underexpose it. Which bring me to the shutter speed, varies from 1/160 to 1/1000. In conclusion, this series has not only taught me useful skills of a photographer but also helped me see a different perspective of the world and helped me learn the impact a camera can convey.

Screenshots:

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11/11/2016

ITP

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Soft Box Lighting

Lecture:

Today's lecture started off with Mr. Vinod checking our e-portfolios and giving us feedback on our theme-based pictures. After that, we went to the photo studio to learn some basics on how to the soft box lighting for portraits.

Soft Box Lighting

Light from front & right side

Light from front & both sides ( left & right )

Light from back & both sides ( left & right )

Screenshots:

Theme-based Potential Pictures Screenshots:

Grouping of final pictures screenshots:

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17/12/2016
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Royal Selangor Design Week

Held in Kuala Lumpur, Royal Selangor Design Week is Royal Selangor’s inaugural flagship design event. Leading designers and influential thought leaders will inspire a global audience with insights on burning trends that shape design across all disciplines. Royal Selangor Design Week increases appreciation of good design through thought-provoking forums. The event is also a valuable platform for like-minded peers to network, exchange ideas and explore design collaborations.

AGENDA

OCTOBER 25, 2016

TIME
DETAILS

8:15am
Delegate Registration

9:00am
Welcome & Opening Remarks

9:15am
Opening Keynote: Chairplay – Between Standing Up and Lying Down by Freeman Lau

10:15am
Get Ahead of Competition with Design by Jarrod Lim

11:30am
The In-Between State by Voon Wong and Ian Macready

12:15pm
Panel 1: Design and Innovation

2:15pm
Panel 2: Design and Discovery

3:15pm
Contemporary Design Meets Traditional Craft by Jamy Yang

4:30pm
Closing Keynote: The V&A Inspiring Creative Industries Globally by Lauren Sizeland

5:30pm
Closing Remarks

5:45pm
Conference Ends

waiting for the talk to start

first speaker

second speaker

third speakers

lunch break

fourth speaker

last speaker

group photo of all the speakers

Details of the event:

Website - http://www.royalselangordesignweek.com/home/

Venue - ALOFT KUALA LUMPUR SENTRAL

No 5, Jalan Stesen Sentral 5
Kuala Lumpur Sentral
50470 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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10/12/2016
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Core Design Gallery

Debunking the Myth

Debunking the Myth is a curated exhibition of selected figurative paintings from the renowed Aliya and Farouk Khan (AFK) collection. It is Core Design Gallery's first showcase of a private collection.

This exhibition seeks to establish the role of the figure in the development of contemporary Malaysian art, a topic which has not been fully explored until now. Through a curated exhibiton and accompanying critical essay, audiences are not only exposed to the developments in this genre through the different periods of contemporary art, from the 1980's to the 1990's and twenty first century, but also the various ways the figure has been represented