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5 Kowloon colors, Hong KongKowloon is a district in Hong Kong,
where most Hong Kong people lives in, schools located in, with many
mountains. It is located in the north of Hong Kong Island,
connected with the New Territories. The area below the Boundary
Street in Kowloon was ceded by Qing China to U.K. in 1860, and
therefore makes it the place with rich traditional Chinese culture
and cultural heritage from ancient China.Image 2Image 1Image 4Image
3Image 5House whiteRelax in natureBrick BrownRed for speedTemple
Yellow
Almost all government public estate and government-subsidised
private estate are coloured in white.
There are many temples in Hong Kong, with hundreds of years of
history, inherited from ancient China.
40% of land area of Hong Kong is country park, not including
some uncovered mountains.
There is a university in Kowloon, Hong Kong built with red
bricks, which is unique among all other universities.
3 major public transport are coincidently coloured the same as
the red traffic light.
Lastly, let us know what each image is describing. In year 2014,
I offered a color course on a MOOC(Massive Open Online Course), in
that almost 8,000 people from around the world were enrolled. So it
was a great experience to see how these 8,000 people have
documented the endemic colors of the place.
This year, we have around 40 students including track A and
track B. It is (much^^;;) smaller number than 8,000, but still I am
looking forward to watching regional colors. Also we have
international students from different countries. I have a special
expectation from our international friends.
In this way, the documentation part will be ready. The total
number of pages must be six. The first five are the five sets of
picture collage, and last sixth page is the summary page like in
this slide. On coming Wednesday(April 8), you just need to present
your 6-page slides using your laptop computer. You dont need to yet
submit the work, because it is just a part of the entire
project.
Based on the documentation, you will create a color design in
next class. If you watch the following video lecture, it might be
helpful to understand the entire scope of the endemic color
project.
Thanks for your attention and see you on Wednesday!1
7ID211 Two-Dimensional Design Temple YellowWeek 6
2015. Alan Ka Yi, Shum(Temple Yellow)
As you have already seen this in the previous video lecture, the
final documentation should be made in this way.Name of the color
above the simulated picture.Simulated picture in the
background.Color patch with a bit of transparency.Thumbnail picture
about this color.Color naming in Korean or in English. If you are
not a Korean, please write down the color name in your local
language first. Then underneath of the native term, write down the
name in English.Lastly, replace your name with mine.
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8ID211 Two-Dimensional Design Brick BrownWeek 6
2015. Alan Ka Yi, Shum(Brick Brown)
As you have already seen this in the previous video lecture, the
final documentation should be made in this way.Name of the color
above the simulated picture.Simulated picture in the
background.Color patch with a bit of transparency.Thumbnail picture
about this color.Color naming in Korean or in English. If you are
not a Korean, please write down the color name in your local
language first. Then underneath of the native term, write down the
name in English.Lastly, replace your name with mine.
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9ID211 Two-Dimensional Design Nature Green Week 6
2015. Alan Ka Yi, Shum
(Nature Green)
As you have already seen this in the previous video lecture, the
final documentation should be made in this way.Name of the color
above the simulated picture.Simulated picture in the
background.Color patch with a bit of transparency.Thumbnail picture
about this color.Color naming in Korean or in English. If you are
not a Korean, please write down the color name in your local
language first. Then underneath of the native term, write down the
name in English.Lastly, replace your name with mine.
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