Lower Case ABC's

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Lower Case ABC's von Mind Map: Lower Case ABC's

1. Devanagari

2. Simplicity. breaking stuff down, making stuff simple, understandable and digestible. Creativity. To be interpreted as problem solving. Transparency. laying out all of the facts in the beginning Sustainability. Thinking of futures beyond us BUSINESS PERSONALITY Humour. The art of wit is memorable. (period) Curiosity. Discovering and researching. Adaptability. Be open to change Respect. Humans, environment, creatures.

3. Embossing

3.1. Raised or engraved style

3.2. hidden letters

3.3. interesting levels of paper

3.4. paper texture

4. Ethnic Alphabet

4.1. Roman Letters

4.2. Arabic Letters

4.3. Japanese Characters

4.4. Simplified Chinese Characters

4.5. Korean Characters

4.6. Hebrew

4.7. Tamil

4.8. Cyrillic

4.9. Greek

4.10. Braille

5. Layout

5.1. Asymmetrical Grid - Paul Rand's idea; The eye works harder to resolve asymmetrical relations in the brain, thus making this design more memorable.

5.2. Uneven number of columns 5 columns by 7 rows

5.2.1. A - An alligator ate the ants apple.

6. Written Text

6.1. Each letter will tell a minimal story including the letter

6.2. E- Eliot the elephant had an ear infection

6.3. H - the hedgehog's hair was beyond handsome

6.4. M -Maggie the friendly microorganism is not allowed on my muffin.

6.5. O - the oracle orca watches the ozone

6.6. P - the pike accidentally ate a plastic pineapple, now he’s in a pickle.

6.7. R - Rita the Rino loves to smell Rosemary trees to help with memories

7. Themes and Messages

7.1. Nature

7.2. animal welfare

7.3. Sustainability

7.4. reduce, reuse, recycle

8. Accessibility

8.1. Colour Blind

8.2. Sensory

8.3. Braille for Blind

8.4. Different alphabets for relatable recognition

9. Values

10. Colours

10.1. 3 schemes per letter

10.2. Olimpia Zagnolia

11. Textures (in relation to themes and story on page)

11.1. natural Fabrics

11.1.1. Linen

11.1.2. bamboo

11.1.3. vegan suede

11.1.4. recycled water bottle fleece

11.2. natural elements

12. Scents

12.1. Rosemary Essential Oil - Improves memory, increases alertness

12.2. Vetiver - Improves brain function, increases concentration - participants with ADHA had improved brain patterns and decreased stmptoms

12.3. Lemon - arouses senses, decreases errors

12.4. Peppermint - Sustains attention, Enhances memory accuracy

12.5. Lavender - improves concentration, recharges the brain

12.6. Lemongrass - reduces stress & anxiety

13. Abstract Style

13.1. Art deco reference

13.2. clean

13.3. modern

13.4. simple

13.5. large shapes

14. Sustainability

14.1. Printed on recycled paper

15. Personality

15.1. Friendly

15.1.1. Smooth/rounded corners

15.2. Comfortable

15.3. Stimulating

15.3.1. Bright fun and inviting colours

16. Inspiration

16.1. And So It Begins..

16.2. Bruno Munari's ABC's

17. Process

17.1. Take reference photos/competitive analysis

17.2. Look for and note similarities, differences

17.3. Nature, animals, insects and environment is the books theme

17.4. Choose colour palettes for each letter (3 colour), depending on the theme of the letter, preferably taken from nature, with colour psychology in mind.

17.5. Consider bright colours (brighten nature colours)

17.6. Making associations with colours and letters -synesthesia

17.7. Add a (natural) textile as a texture element for each or most letters.

17.8. Simple sketch layout options for each letter – layout exploration.

17.9. Think abstract

17.10. Add embossed, raised or indented elements on each page.

17.11. Each page will have a touch element.

17.12. Each section of letters will carry a scent. Smell makes memory 4 x more than visuals. Scratch and sniff – smell ink!

17.13. Research effects of colour, scent and touch and how it aids with learning and memory in children.

17.14. Letter & shape recognition

17.15. Accessibility (colour blind)

17.16. Letter shapes & image incorporation

18. Rules per Spread

18.1. 1 texture element (embossed, braille, etc..)

18.2. 1 high contrast element

18.3. 1 natural element

18.4. 1 colour scheme (3 colour)

18.5. different alphabets for each letter.

18.6. Lower Case letters only

18.7. Spread: letter displayed on one page, mixed letters and elements on facing page – find the same letter – hidden letter game (touch).

18.8. Can use raised/recessed elements and textures for colour distinction