Justin Wilbert (0366371)

  Design Principle Task 2 ( Visual Analysis )    Phase1 There is a man and a woman sitting on an unequal sign, both adorned in identical office uniforms. Moreover, they sit in stark contrast, with the man facing towards the left while the woman gazes towards the right. The unequal sign, distinguished by its differing color and darker double line, signifies the essence of inequality, with its underlying implications echoing the disparity between the two individuals positioned upon it.(69word) Phase2 The design principles infused into the artwork encompass Contrast and Asymmetrical Balance. Contrast is exemplified through the unequal sign, where the darkness of the "qual" sign sharply contrasts with the lighter hue of the slash, effectively drawing attention to the imbalance depicted. Asymmetrical Balance is skillfully employed to enhance visual interest, ensuring that the composition remains dynamic and engaging. Additionally, subtle details such as the fluttering tie worn...

  Design Principle Task 2 ( Visual Analysis )  Justin Wilbert Sipasulta / 0366371 Design Principle / Bachelor of Design  Project 1  Gender Equality ( UNDSG GOAL )  Analyzing gender equality through a visual lens involves examining various forms of visual data, such as images, videos, infographics, and charts, to understand and communicate the status of gender equality worldwide. Here's a breakdown of how such analysis might be approached: Data Visualization : Utilizing charts, graphs, and interactive visualizations to represent statistical data related to gender equality indicators, such as gender wage gap, women's representation in leadership roles, access to education, healthcare, and political participation. These visuals can help identify trends, disparities, and progress over time. Infographics : Creating visually appealing infographics that condense complex information into easily understandable visual representations. These infographics can highlight key ...