Midterm Presentation

At the half-way point in the semester I presented a condensed version of the first three chapters of my research project. The presentation outlines the research methodology conducted so far including, initial survey results, storyboards and competitor analysis.

Alongside the midterm presentation a full research report booklet was developed and uploaded as a digital book using Issuu.

The full booklet can be found here: Midterm Report Booklet

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About Me

My name is Siobhan Keegan and I am a California based visual designer and illustrator with experience working and studying in the USA, UK and Japan. Currently a senior, majoring in Visual Communication Design at San Francisco State University. Before falling in love with design I spent four years studying Geography, an experience that has helped shape and influence my understanding of human culture and interaction, whilst allowing me to observe designs use within the structured, scientific field of humanities. I am constantly inspired design’s unique forms of communication and problem solving across platforms and cultures. My work is often influenced by human stories, emotion and philosophy. After I graduate I hope to continue to have opportunities to travel, create and support human connection, business and storytelling through my art and designs. “On my own I will just create, and if it works, it works, and if it doesn’t, I’ll create something else. I don’t have any limitations o

Research Methods

In this section of the project I began identifying and developing specific research methods to further development of my projects Climate Gallery solution. A project timeline of events was also created to plan out each future step and project goal. As part of my research I am conducting an anonymous survey to help form potential project solutions and directions based on feedback. The survey can be found here: https://sfsu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8fcG5t8EdFrKaHk

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