The website has to directly reference the zine as a way of continuing the linear storyline of flyer - zine - website. Inspired by glyphworld.online and other landing pages, I wanted to create something bold but simplified enough for the focus to be on the imagery/content as a way to avoid shifting the focus from comparing analogue vs digital.
- ASCII - imitates the bitmapped/threshold images that would have been screenprinted. It also references the grids explored in the beaded banners and cross stitches but highlights the disconnect and loss of message as it's not clear what is being shown and is more distracting than anything.
- The images reference the tip ins/collages - how the layering of visual information in the zine works whereas on the website in combination with the ai images it's distracting.
It all should follow the same design to create familiarity to viewer as they would've only been able to access this website from the book.
ASCII on the text to create a new typeface - no reference to the organic shapes of petals.
The distress through the bad visual aesthetics is clear in getting the message across however is too aggressive/distracting and takes away from the idea of comparative nature rather than siding with analogue completely.
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