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ARTEFACT Lachlan Peacock

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Lachlan Peacock

University of Tasmania

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ARTEFACT Serinimol Chhay

Serinimol Chhay University of Tasmania For the artefact, I have decided to make a lap table that can be used to study on the bed. The relation from my object to the designer include, material that was used, the purpose of the furniture and some of the techniques also related as well. The reason why I chose to make a table is to challenge myself, to push myself to work on something that I have never work with. During my journey, I had many mistakes; however; I always think of mistakes as lessons so that I would never make the same mistake again.

ARTEFACT Jess Gibson

Jess Gibson University of Tasmania Artefact “..occurs as a result of the preparative or investigative procedure” Beginning with researching artist Kelly Austin and the concept of still life, along with her predecessors Gwyn Pigott & Giorgio Morandi and contemporaries such as Kirsten Coelho & Edmund De Waal. This taking me then into the depths of still life and the relationship with the subject and its importance or lack of. The overly curated nature of it historically was about capturing a moment often including something of decay, I set out to look towards a less serious and playful attitude of still life with a nod to Irving Penn. Adopting drawing techniques to apply to make forms from clay, for example; made with elbow, with left hand, eyes closed, foot, palm of hand etc… to create shapes and forms with no purpose. I then photographed them with similar tonal objects; rice- cooked & raw, garlic & stones...

ARTEFACT Hin Kiu Joey Chung

Hin Kiu Joey Chung University of Tasmania The graph design is an artefact for Onetonne. Their elements of graph design are typography and logo or characters. Typography is changed every design according to different theme, sometimes they may add some images react to the theme. Most of the logo character designs are drawn in vector graphics style in computer, which is two-dimensional and no outline, makes people feel modern and even. The colour tone they normally use is pastel colour and less than three colours. Onetonne’s design is vibrant, energetic and playful, they love to write story for their characters to make them alive.

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