Author shannongriffiths

In a slightly different approach than initially decided upon, in consideration of the restraints both my time and patience has on the actual piece itself, I opted to work in watercolour and ink as a means to produce multiple craft… Continue Reading →

For Project Brief 4, I wanted to take a step back from the new media forms and concepts we had explored this semester that I gravitated towards and looks at more traditional hand-made art forms. Having looked at principle closely… Continue Reading →

In the search of craft, the ideas of practice and principle are the prominent concepts that are at the centre of doing something at the most basic level. Each lend themselves to each other in that principle is developed from… Continue Reading →

Transmedia is as important as original content Transmedia can be defined as “the simultaneous promotion of a product via a number of media channels, at least one of which is interactive.” (Sokolva, 2012, p.1567) While transmedia is often used as… Continue Reading →

  Visuals and imagery are a key part of message communication, and how they present themselves in the form of meaning is forever changing. From the most basic and traditional methods that have persisted over the millennia to the technological… Continue Reading →

In this photograph taken in the halls of European Historical Art 1699 – 1799 at the NGV, the subject and content of the art itself is crucial in it’s own right, however the experience the viewership of the art provides… Continue Reading →

A magneto-optical storage system ( a technology that was introduced commercially in 1985 ), that had a capacity of 1 gig of digitised Hi-HD audio. Manufactured by Sony from 1992 to 2013 Targeted as a replacement for the Phillips Compact… Continue Reading →

The RMIT Library is a space designed to be accessible for all purposes and provide a variety of sources for both academic, imperial, and creative work conducted by students and academics alike. Resources offered include not only traditional texts, but… Continue Reading →