The final brief of my time at university is complete. We were each given a sentence as a starting point, mine was 'Which way is up?'. I chose to take the meaning as what is right or wrong and after several idea's came to the conclusion, was the Falklands war just? Do the British really have any claim?
I have created an 80 page publication designed to inform people on the history of the falklands and those who claim it, the main events of the conflict, and what could happen now.
Every individual subject has an illustrated symbol pattern which work on a circular rule, to emphasise that war and conflict is a circular thing which has existed as long as humans have. Some of the more in depth battles have the plans mapped out, as to ease the understanding of the timeline of that specific event.
The piece is put across as unbiased but written in such a way that it is leaning towards the British claim, showing that the illusion of right or wrong is in fact just a matter of perspective.
I have created an 80 page publication designed to inform people on the history of the falklands and those who claim it, the main events of the conflict, and what could happen now.
Every individual subject has an illustrated symbol pattern which work on a circular rule, to emphasise that war and conflict is a circular thing which has existed as long as humans have. Some of the more in depth battles have the plans mapped out, as to ease the understanding of the timeline of that specific event.
The piece is put across as unbiased but written in such a way that it is leaning towards the British claim, showing that the illusion of right or wrong is in fact just a matter of perspective.
