Feedback by Tutors
- Icebreaker could be also hanging those elements up in the gazebo
- Feedback loop, hanging elements on reflecting what one of the squares represents (could become confusing though)
- like the idea that all the elements are made of plastic bags
- think about the recycling aspect of it at the end
- think about your stance (icebreaker with plastic bag, elements for gazebo made of lasercut, cardboard, paint them by kids)
- give them an illustrator file for the lasercut fish, so they only need to go to a lasercut bureau and don't worry about anything else
- how to make fish gazebo (use only the frame, peg fish onto lines)
- there could be several activities within that space ("spot the fish")
- object to take outside to play outside, but being Wellington it could be played indoors
- test blacklight in Te Ara Hihiko Play day
- don't lose your focus of preventing/banning plastic bag usage
- Main game: Ludo, but can be a padiec game after
- Cardboard squares and white spray to make the grid
- picnic blanket, sew in the grid (Kathandu, Spotlight for reflective fabric)
- for soundscape, you need a creative commons
- soundlibrary at uni to make something yourself
- Blacklight, LED lights for nighttime activity
Later in the week, Bryony managed to source a blacklight from a friend and did some testing with the acrylic:
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