A number of additional awareness projects are now online on my awareness page Differences and the Differences facebook page. This Autism Challenge project developed for World Autism Awareness Day on April 2nd and for Autism awareness Month.
Moving forwards
A new creative campaign to challenge the conventional subjects & issues associated with autism awareness. Each design feature a jigsaw shape however it is not using negative messages such as a person with missing qualities. Instead the jigsaw used as a visual interpretation as a functional, positive or a subjective way.
To start this project two poster campaigns was created. The multi coloured jigsaw in 3D characters this represents that all people in the autistic spectrum as not the same (regardless if their difficulties are moderate or more obvious) therefore and encourage people to steer clear from making stereotype assumptions.
The multi coloured jigsaw in a globe with blue lights was to represent a inclusive world with people in the autistic spectrum (in the blue jigsaw) and the rest of society in different colours are collected together in a function direction, To reach these certain things needs to be done and it is goes beyond understanding, intervention or support.
More will added for this project.
An all blue version of the visual design which features jigsaws in a sphere are created special materials for world Autism Awareness Day.
Designer presentation: statistics
A new version a material which shows facts and of facts and figures on people on the autistic spectrum in the UK & Worldwide
Designer presentation: World Autism Awareness Day
Presentation materials was developed for World Autism Awareness Day. This includes an extract from a quote from the secretary General of the United Nations and a word associated message linked with the visual design featuring blue jigsaw in a global sphere.
All three projects was shown exclusively first on the Differences Facebook page during World Autism Awareness Day before it gradually appeared on the main Differences website. A special index page was created during April to access to the additional projects mentioned.
