Visual Communication
Degree Show 2021
Degree Show 2021
Specialisation
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Branding
Digital
Graphic Storytelling
Motion
Photography
Print
Social Change
Strategic Design
Visualisation
All
Branding
Digital
Graphic Storytelling
Motion
Photography
Social Change
Strategic Design
Visualisation
Frogs are in an internet golden age, being used to communicate relatable contemporary issues because these chill, blob-ish creatures resonate with people. Sadly, however, they are dying off as a consequence of climate change and globalisation. Existing conversations don't really centre in the global south where sad polar bears lack saliency. So how can we use local animals like frogs to talk about the climate crisis?
‘Frog anxiety: a coping mechanism’ is a deep dive into my daily eco-anxiety. This box of comic zines in the shape of everyday objects explores the potential of frogs as an emerging environmental metaphor. Follow prefacing narrations from a frog-elby hybrid character as we sit in the sadness together, bidding goodbye to melting icebergs (so overused) and saying hello to frogs.
‘Frog anxiety: a coping mechanism’ is a deep dive into my daily eco-anxiety. This box of comic zines in the shape of everyday objects explores the potential of frogs as an emerging environmental metaphor. Follow prefacing narrations from a frog-elby hybrid character as we sit in the sadness together, bidding goodbye to melting icebergs (so overused) and saying hello to frogs.
UTS School of Design, Faculty of Design
Architecture and Building
Architecture and Building
UTS acknowledges the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, the Boorooberongal people of the Dharug Nation, the Bidiagal people and the Gamaygal people, upon whose ancestral lands our university stands. We would also like to pay respect to the Elders both past and present, acknowledging them as the traditional custodians of knowledge for these lands.