Designing Immersive Art Installations for Events

Designing Immersive Art Installations for Events

“Thank you for joining me and allowing me to share my story and process with you. I hope this course has helped you transform your creative inspiration into a concrete design. For the course project, the possibilities are really endless. Choose a project that reflects your own personal style and personality. Let me show you an example of what I expect to see from your project: The Mood Board Gather inspiration and create a mood board for the color palette, materials, and overall creative direction of your design.

The Design Design your installation, first rough sketching by hand and then creating a digital rendering using Procreate and Adobe Illustrator. The Installation First, create a material list and source your materials. Next, fabricate the wooden framework of your installation. The Project Lastly, paint your backdrop and add in any textural design embellishments such as florals, fiber, or any material of your choice to finish up your final project. While making your project, don’t be afraid to try new things! Get creative. I encourage you to take things to the next level. Think about incorporating more interactive elements, three-dimensional designs, in a few words: think outside the box with your material choices! Once everything is ready, share your project in the forum! I will be giving you feedback as soon as I can, but please be patient, it could take a while. Meanwhile, I encourage you to look at what your fellows are doing and give them feedback. In the end, we always learn a lot from each other. I can’t wait to see your project! See you soon. ”

Partial transcription of the video

“And that does it. I hope you enjoyed creating this backdrop installation with me and learning how to elevate your upcoming events with imaginative immersive designs. Before we say goodbye, I want to give you a few tips to keep in mind when you're creating your final project. It's important to remember when sourcing inspiration from any other artist's previous works that you give credit where it is due if it's incorporated into your final design. Also, when sketching your design, remember to keep the space you're designing within and the client's needs at top of mind. When you start assembli...”

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Course summary for: Designing Immersive Art Installations for Events

• Level: Beginner
• 92% positive reviews (95)
• 5454 students
• 4 units
• 16 lessons (1h 58m)
• 5 downloads

• Category

  Architecture & Spaces, Craft

• Areas

  DIY, Spatial Design, Woodworking