"Tell a lie convincingly"
This perhaps seemed to have the most potential for messing around with various ideas whilst having a good laugh...a question that can be taken quite light-heartidly and enjoyably. The most agreeable starting point for us appeared to focus on white lies and potentially create an illustrative guide for a younger audience, to help them out of your typical child-like situations of forgetting homework, bringing mud into the house, and various other things.
presentation boards for the progress crit. It became apparent that were too soon limiting ourselves in terms of resolving this brief, already we had a plan for creating a final piece that would not have been born out the process of experimentation and design work. So afterwards we sat down once again and took many steps back towards an earlier stage of idea generation...and produced a mind-map shown below:
we thought up many ways of twisting fairly normal and mundane situations to see if it would have an effect on the unsuspecting passer-by...for example, where as you would often see posters dotted about for missing dogs, it would be unusual (as well as potentially humorous) to see a poster created for a missing spider. And likewise it would also be unusual to see a product containing the statement, 'this product has been tested on animals', and stuff like that. Simple ways of twisting normal situations to convince unsuspecting citizens.
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