wanyi's visual communication

When I saw this image on this website. https://www.behance.net/gallery/131986827/Formentera-Rebranding?tracking_source=search_projects_recommended

I saw this image from this website. https://www.formagramma.com/graphics/19243/olend-querida/

This is a photograph of my visit to London Chinatown, the street where Chinese people live and gather in London.

During my photo shoot I left very little space at the edges of the buildings. The focus of this photograph is to show the architectural detail on the front of the building. Filling the frame by showing the front of the building, leaving very little space around it is very effective. It helps to keep the viewer completely focused on the main subject without distraction. It also allows the viewer to explore details of the subject that would not be possible if shot from further away.Filling the frame usually requires getting too close, which can produce very original and interesting compositions. I adjusted the colour saturation of the photograph so that, taken in the dark, the reds appear very vibrant.  It brings out the representative colours of China even more.

The new pagoda marks the official completion and 'unveiling' of this new landmark in London's Chinatown with traditional Chinese cultural features. Designed by Chinese architects in the style of traditional pagodas of the Qing dynasty, it takes the highest form of a classical Chinese royal garden pagoda, with plaques on the front and back inscribed with the words "China Taiping" and "England is auspicious" respectively. A team of craftsmen who had participated in the restoration of the ancient buildings of the Palace Museum were sent to the building, and materials such as red pine, quassia wood and nan wood were selected from China and delivered to London for installation to ensure the standard and quality of workmanship.

This is a flower I saw by the river at Dundalk. I used Image & Colour adjustment to capture it. 

I used a shallow depth of field to isolate the subject of the flower, this way the viewer is more clearly focused on the subject (the flower). This method is a very effective way to simplify the composition. By using a large aperture, I have captured the outline of the flower clearly and blurred the entire background (the sky and the river behind) as the blurred background is now less distracting. The way in which leaving negative space around the main subject creates a sense of simplicity and minimalism. Simplicity can be a powerful combination tool in itself. Simplicity usually means taking photographs where the background is simple, just like a filler frame, and doesn't distract from the subject. The flowers are obviously the main subject, but I left enough space on the right side surrounded only by the sky (sunset) and the river. This focuses our attention on the flowers themselves, while also allowing us to see the beautiful view in the background. The composition also creates a sense of simplicity. There is nothing complicated about the scene. I have also used thirds to place the flowers on the left side of the frame.

The music that I chose for my poster assignment was electropop, and when looking for ideas online, I came across this Chinese TV variety show: Rave Now. Then I saw the live set up and was so amazed that I took a screenshot of this image.

David is known as Michelangelo's most important sculpture and is known in this image.

Finding Snail is a catering company. The company aspires to carry the expectations of its customers to enjoy delicious cuisine, just as the snail carries its home, so that customers can feel at home and comfortable when they step into the restaurant, and find happiness at the same time as they discover the snail. The overall design is based on a simple and sharp circle, symbolising roundness, and completeness. The snail's image is outlined in a simple brush stroke, and the simple, sharp lines are echoed in the corporate motif and the name of the company. The shape of the snail is shaped like a thumbs up gesture on the side and an ok gesture on the front. The use of an imaginary logo allows for more imagination and conceals a richer meaning. A symbol of delicious cuisine. It is also a symbol of the warmth of the service and the peace of mind that the brand offers to its customers. The pattern is coloured in red, with yellow as a secondary colour on the snail's shell, creating a warm but bright atmosphere. It also symbolises the hope that the company ( Finding Snails ) will become a second home for diners outside. Although small, the snail carries its home and walks step by step towards the sun. It symbolises the expectations of the customers. The use of simple lines and monochrome colours makes it easy to remember, in addition to being highly recognisable.

The Japanese logo design, the Japanese style with a very cute expression is a novel part. There is no denying that the design of this canteen restaurant, both in terms of the colour scheme and the smiley face, is a very good interpretation of the Japanese style and allows people to see straight away that this is a restaurant that specialises in Japanese ramen. The two strokes on the top resemble a Japanese pointed hat, which could also represent Mount Fuji in Japan. Below is the bowl with the pattern, which is very rounded and can also symbolise the noodles in the bowl. The two strokes on the right indicate the symbol of chopsticks. The dark blue body is painted in a style very much like drawing with ink, with the thickness of the strokes, the pauses, all clearly visible. The whole colour of the pattern is in dark blue, with the smiling expression in red, giving the whole image a bright look and focusing on expressing the symbol of being very happy. The text below is in red. I really like this design, it is clear and at first glance the style is a staple of the restaurant and adds a cute touch to make the customers feel more at home.

I am from Beijing and this building is very close to my home. The design of this building is my favourite. Wangjing SOHO is a landmark building in the Wangjing business district, designed by the famous designer Zaha Hadid. The building is made up of four flowing building forms, with not a single straight line in the whole building and an extremely dynamic flow, creating a very spectacular image. When viewed upwards, the building resembles three peaks that are hidden from each other, and when viewed downwards, it resembles koi that swim and play. The unique curved form gives the building a dynamic, elegant aesthetic at any angle. The design theme draws on the idea of a Chinese courtyard to create an inner world. Very linear, not a boring architectural style. Much like three cobblestones, it is very stylish. It becomes a beacon of light for modern urban development. With lots of greenery and a fountain, it offers the experience of being close to nature and relaxing outdoors in the heart of the city. The park has been warmly welcomed by the community. The use of clean colours, white and silver. The building has a science fiction feel and is bright.

The first time I tried using PS, it felt very interesting and creative. I could draw some images of my own design.

My favourite design and reason

This a mobile game, called PUBG MOBILE.  

There are two versions for this game that’s Europe version and China version and I like the gun’s skin in the game, which is Chinese style.