Here is a piece I created as a response to my interim crit, I have created a timeline of the people who have been the voices, wth a piece of interesting information about the speaking clock itself on each page. I have then placed my mono prints behind to create a more interesting textures and colours and also to conceptually show the times changing from when the clock was first introduced to now.
However to be critical of this piece, the images used and the production of the piece doesn't really take into consideration the research I have undertook and it doesn't visually represent the information very well, it needed to have a more engaging aspect to it, so it could be visually and sensory stimulating, as the speaking clock is always about hearing and listening. I also wanted to concentrate more on the aspect of the talking clock being used by the visually impaired, therefore the publication needed to be able to show the information in a way that could be touched or felt, for example embossing the names or faces, or using perforated paper to produce some sort of braille. This idea was then discarded and developed on in a more 3D - hands on approach.
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