The World Wide Studio

Hello Team Mosaico! It has been an incredible journey working with you on our cross-cultural design challenge. We are excited to share the culmination of our collaboration, which involved blending your ideas, The Zine and The Environment Interaction, into our final concept: the Wall-Play! What We're Sharing with You: The Final Presentation: A comprehensive overview of the challenge, the ideation process of both of our teams ideas (Smart Radio and Wall Play development) and the Interactive Wall Play prototype. - Note: There's a video which is not playable inside the PDF but, right below in this post, you'll find the YouTube links to watch it! The Official Spot: Our short promotional video designed to showcase the kit in action, demonstrating how it transforms a stressful waiting room into a space for social connection and cognitive engagement. Here's the link: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/KFTphcfE2nY Behind the Scenes (BTS): A quick look at the creative process and the effort that went into producing the video spot. Link: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/wrYG0x1B57Q Thank you for your insight, creativity, and commitment and time. Check out the attached files and let us know what you think! A presto! — Team Sailor Moon 🌙 Pres_Finale_Design&Grafica_v2.0Download

Hello Team Mosaico! Hope you're doing well. First of all, we published a little tutorial so that you can build a lo-fi prototype of our idea. Let us know if it's ok! Then, we got your final idea, with improvements from the previous feedback we gave you. Unfortunately, it does not present clear infos on how to build it in real life to have a prototype to test and show to the public. Should we just print some big crossword puzzle to glue to some board or is there something more we can do to make it a little bit more engaging? In your presentation the idea is about a kit of boards to put on a wall, but there is also a game refill options part which we don't know anything about. So, we would like to have more infos so that tomorrow we can build and construct something more usable and complete. We'll await for your response as soon as possible, thanks. Come on, we can do it! 😁

Hey Mosaico Team, Hope you're all having a good week. We need your help with something urgent: we absolutely need to receive more concrete proposals for your ideas, especially regarding the design concepts. Right now, we're stuck and can't move ahead with the next project phases until we get this material. We need the details to actually start building and aligning everything on our end. On our side: just so you know, we've been busy refining the Smart Radio Idea. We've nailed down some key details and polished the storytelling to make sure it hits all the criteria you set out. Please prioritize getting those detailed proposals over to us ASAP so we can jump into action. Thanks so much!

Hello team Sailor Moon! We are here to present you three ideas that we came up with during the week. Your briefing was all about waiting times and how precious that time could be. The emotional and cultural aspects are important for the final service/product. The goal is not necessarily about making the wait time smaller, since that is generally out of our control, but about making time more pleasurable. 1. A zine with games like crossword puzzles and health information. For exemple, in one page, there would be a game and in another there would be a page about which medication and vaccines are available on the health center. There could even be pages to write down symptoms they remember on the spot. 2. A small device that shows how many people are in front of them and vibrates the moment it is their turn. That would give them freedom to do whatever they wanted with their time. It could be used in whatever sort of place that usually has long waiting times. 3. Interaction with the enviornment. Exemples: a jukebox-like way of choosing the song playing; a white board wall for drawing; sticky note to put on the waiting places with drawings and messages; among others. We hope to hear from you soon :)

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Hey there!! My name is Melissa (feel free to call me Mel if you want!) and I'm a 19 year old design student at UFRGS. My passions include baking, going on reaaaally long walks (and stopping to pet every single cat i cross paths with hehe), film and music, DIYing, trying colorful and silly makeup, basically always trying new things and different forms of self expression! If you want, you can find me on Instagram (@mel.nacht), TikTok (@lemerchany) or e-mail (melissa.nachtigall27@gmail.com)!

Hi! We from Mosaico are facing some technical issues reagarding Mariana's account, so we are publishing her introduction from Melissa's account. We hope you enjoy it :) Hello world! I am Mariana (but almost everyone calls me just "Mari") and I'm 22 years old. I was born in Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul and I have a dog that I love every much <3 I live with my mom and I am a visual design student, but that wasn't my first choice. I studied astrophysics for two years before changing my major. I have a ghost tatto that I designed myself and it represents me :) e-mail: marianaoppelt@gmail.cominstagram: @_marenana_

You will upload your profile onto your allocated Design Project site. Sharing your profile will enable other participating students and lecturers to find out about you. So, make it an interesting read… The other students might like to know where your hometown is, and what your hobbies are and your future plans after you will graduate. You may like to say something about your favourite design project you have done in the past and share a picture or two. What are your strong skills? Do you have a favourite book, movie or TV series? What is your favourite hiding place where your university is located? Please remember to include your contact details. It is essential that you list your email! However, it would be also useful to indicate what social media you are using such as WhatsApp, WeChat, Signal, Telegram, Line, Kakao Talk, Skype and so on. You can always update your profile post, so you do not need to have it perfect in the first go.

Develop a banner for your Design Team. The banner will be used as a Heather for your Design Project Site. The dimensions can be vary from 340x125pixels or 1350 by 270px or 2000x400px The Designers’ Team Banner needs to include the following: design team’s logo design team’s name design team members’ photos and names Examples of the past designers banners are provided on the 2024 Project Master Page. If like you, you can always modify your banners later on.