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Graduate Showcase
2022
Digital Interaction Design

Graduates in Digital Interaction Design

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Two individuals analysing the data on the clubometer interface.

Jonathan Anderson

Music Memory Machine; image shows the same person over the course of 76 years divided into three frames using the device, stylized like a 50s magazine.

Matias Bonanata

A phone displaying Legion's home feed with information about the current adventuring party, when the next session is scheduled and notifications. In the background there are typical Dungeons and Dragons accessories like a miniature figurine, players handbook, character sheet and polyhedral dice.

The board lays scattered alongside the cards on a glass-topped table.

LLENO spelt out using thin white lines and the letter 'o' is a circle of a colour wheel. The entire word is raised from the page.

A table displaying postcards ready to be bound in the storage book.

The set of cards produced for Imperfec. Each covers a specific Body Focused Repitive Behaviour. The order of these cards are: Trichotillomania, Rhinotillexomania, Dermatophagia, Dermatillomania.

Aiysha Panchbhaya

A Gallery of images that show off my project at different angles and perspectives.

User holding navigational wheel

A large box is unfolded on a surface, made of white card with text printed on paper sheets, layed on the box. Two people's hands are in shot, one hand can be seen rolling a dice and another is pointing at some of the text on the box. Most of the text is illegible, but there is two sets of instructions for an author and editor, and a template for a zine in the centre of the box.

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