Woodland Trust Exhibition Stand
The Brief
The Aim of the project
“To provide a thought provoking eye catching exhibit that will inspire people to come and talk to us and learn more about woods and trees and what they can do help protect them, helping to link nature spotting/ recording and the need for extra protection of ancient woods and trees.”
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The Objectives;
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That being part of the Woodland Trust is inspiring and worthwhile – join us
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That people understand who we are and what we do
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Why recording nature is vital to help support the work we do
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Provide a link to books/literature
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Elements
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6m x 6m exhibit space
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The top image shows the actual model I made from printing out the designs. I also produced a CAD version, highllighting the unique selling points of my idea.
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The third and forth image groups shows what the surfaces look like and then printed out to be used in the exhibition. They show lots of information about what the Woodland Trust do and about some of the animals they are interested in. As one of the main focuses of the exhibition stand is to tell the public about the Bluebell survey, it influenced a lot of the graphics on the wall and the information on the floor.
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The images on the left show a close up of the model at different angles. On the far left, you can see the television stand that would be showing a timelapse of various locations around the country. The stand itself would also have the same design printed on it as the walls.
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This is a larger model of a tree I made to show more clearly the graphics that I have designed. As this exhibition will be at the Hay Festival, it needs to be influenced by books. With this idea in mind, I designed the trees, (as well as the animals and flowers on the wall) to make it look like they had been cut out of a book. The leaves and bluebells are there for the visitors of the stand to write their opinions or any information about the bluebells in their area.
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