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Public Space Signage – Visual Communications

September 15, 2016 by Naomi Clare

Led client team from initial ideation to design development of artwork for U.S public space signage at the Hannover Messe 2016 exposition. This was the first time the U.S. has served as the the official partner country for the fair since its inception in 1947, and the first time a sitting U.S. president has participated. Three concepts were generated for simple, elegant and impactful artwork treatments, then reviewed and refined by committee. The art was to feature US corporations as […]

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Exhibit Design Proposal

September 15, 2016 by Naomi Clare

Retained to provide exhibit experience mapping, audience engagement and creative strategy work for this design proposal. The brief was to create a visitor experience that told the story of the Mission Operations Control Room, the heart of operations behind the iconic imagery and achievements of the space exploration missions. Visual imagery and artwork included overlays of the iconic imagery of the moon and the earth from afar, with the action shots of the people on the ground, reinforcing the relationship […]

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Temporary Exhibit – Audience Experience and Exhibit Planning

September 15, 2016 by Naomi Clare

Retained as a consultant to provide exhibit experience mapping and audience engagement strategy work for this 10,000 square foot exhibit design, which celebrates the work of this international philanthropic organization. Commissioned to be produced for their centennial conference in Chicago, in 2017, this is a multidimensional experience that employs multiple media and modes of storytelling to engage an international and demographically diverse audience.

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Teaching – Exhibit Design Studio “Walk the Talk”

September 15, 2016 by Naomi Clare

The following pages show student work, from the ‘Design for Non-Traditional Environments’ studio taught at the Corcoran School of the Arts and Design at George Washington University. In this class students are taught best practices for design in a group and client setting, including ideation, frequent presentation, feedback, critique and design development/iteration practices, through to practical design details such as floorplans, elevations and installation/production drawings and graphic layouts. The designs are grounded in a consideration of the audience engagement touchpoints […]

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