Tips for setting up
your work for showcase and feedback
These slides should give you visual impressions on how to set up your work for showcases and feedback sessions.
Your setup is the first impression of your body of work, that is why it needs to be neat, polish and spotless.
Setting up your work
Displaying
Table setups
Table setups
Table setups
Table setups
Table setups
Table setups
Table setups
Documenting
Documenting
Product shots, clean background so that the focus is solely on the subject. Use a good camera, tripod if necessary, and appropriate lighting.
Documenting
Product shots, clean background so that the focus is solely on the subject. Use a good camera, tripod if necessary, and appropriate lighting.
Documenting
Product shots, clean background so that the focus is solely on the subject, add hands to show interactivity. Use a good camera, tripod if necessary, and appropriate lighting.
Documenting
In action, in use: pictures of the work with people interacting or looking at the work. These photos can be staged and choreographed, or taken during a show and tell or exhibition with audience. Use a good camera, a tripod if necessary and adequate lighting.
Documenting
Avoid
In action, in use: pictures of the work with people interacting or looking at the work. These photos can be staged and choreographed, or taken during a show and tell or exhibition with audience. Use a good camera, a tripod if necessary and adequate lighting.
Video
Explainer Videos: Focused on presenting how a design works or solves a problem.
Examples
Video
Design Process Videos: Highlighting the evolution and thinking behind a design project.
Examples
Video
Speculative Design Narratives tied to future-oriented, critical design approaches.
Examples
Video
show-and-tell-display
By Andreas Schlegel
