This isn't the best resolution for viewing this, but it's really interesting nonetheless. I first saw it on the big screen at Aichi, Japan's Expo 2005 as I was riding by on one of the aerial gondolas.
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Showing posts with label graphics. Show all posts
28 September 2011
PopulouSCAPE
Labels:
Aichi,
computer graphics,
expo 2005,
graphics,
Japan,
landscape,
map,
population,
PopulouSCAPE
04 April 2008
International Exposition Identity and Branding
In January 2008, I was invited to guest lecture a graphic design class at Cal Poly Pomona. The class project is to study the history of Olympic games identity. Each student then creates a branding strategy for an Olympic bid.
I spoke about the history of international expositions and their identity and branding strategies since 1958.
Here were the supporting visuals (with no audio):
I spoke about the history of international expositions and their identity and branding strategies since 1958.
Here were the supporting visuals (with no audio):
Labels:
branding,
design,
graphics,
identity,
International Exposition,
logo,
world's fair
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