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These are the two, A2 boards I submitted for this brief. Unfortunately Michael the timebroker didn't want to take my design any further. The reasons were he was looking for a new solution to how users will transfer time credits and interact with the back and my designs didn't tackle this aspect, being more of a traditional bank note. This is fair enough because early on I made a decision to propose an overall design direction and not to tackle the fundamental technical workings of the timebank. In the end I shaped the brief to explore a design direction that I was interested in so despite not winning the commission I am pleased I got out of it what I wanted.
Final notes, Click for Hi-Res
These are the two, A2 boards I submitted for this brief. Unfortunately Michael the timebroker didn't want to take my design any further. The reasons were he was looking for a new solution to how users will transfer time credits and interact with the back and my designs didn't tackle this aspect, being more of a traditional bank note. This is fair enough because early on I made a decision to propose an overall design direction and not to tackle the fundamental technical workings of the timebank. In the end I shaped the brief to explore a design direction that I was interested in so despite not winning the commission I am pleased I got out of it what I wanted.
Final notes, Click for Hi-Res
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