(B2) GROUP MEMBERS DEVELOPMENT

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 HUSSAINE RAOUI



  • Hussaine mocked up his tesselations into a cuboid net, we all liked it but agreed that it just looked like the antichrist cross rather than a net 
  • But when he added the flaps at the sides it did not look very effective 
  • We wanted to continue with the three- dimensional tesselation though so, it was a case of us working together to find a solution to the design problem we were facing 
  • Hussaine suggested we stripped back the idea and try to simplify it 
  • Ryan also suggested the type would need to be laid out differently for legibility purposes 





  • As I mentioned before, I had suggested to Hussaine that he try and apply the videos to the cube-like seeing different screens play rather than just a cube 
  • This was the initial outcome of that, using the original pink cube as a template

  • This is the result with all the faces containing a video (the videos are playing, I just could not put the actual video on the blog

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